Building Digital Security & Surveillance Systems Based on Intel Technology

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1 Building Digital Security & Surveillance Systems Based on Intel Technology

2 Building Digital Security & Surveillance (DSS) Systems Based on Intel Technology Your end-to-end guide for delivering DSS surveillance solutions Abstract There s never been a more urgent need for comprehensive security and surveillance solutions to augment our human resources. Because we can t be everywhere and see everything that s going on around us, we need tools to help. Traditional security and surveillance systems function like additional sets of eyes, helping us keep watch over multiple locations simultaneously using remote cameras and centrally located CCTV monitors. Digital technology has transformed this concept into something much more robust, with software that can analyze what s happening on the screen and proactively alert authorities when something isn t quite right. These new digital security and surveillance (DSS) systems are more complex than their predecessors because their tasks are more complex. But that shouldn t scare you away from this fast growing market segment. This guidebook gives you a basic overview of this industry and suggests how you can go about building effective DSS solutions. It describes why Intel technology is an ideal match for the complex demands of DSS workloads. And it walks you through the solution recipes put together by our engineers. If DSS solutions are part of your roadmap, use this guide to navigate your way to success. 2

3 Introduction This comprehensive guidebook will aid you in the design, development, integration and delivery of Intel technology-based digital security and surveillance (DSS) systems. Inside you will find technical information and design support including recommended system components, technical requirements and specifications. Also included is a short overview of the digital security and surveillance market segment, as well as application scenarios and solution recipes that will help you create exciting and innovative solutions that specifically meet the needs of your customers. This document is appropriate for: System integrators OEMs Channel resellers, system builders and VARs Ingredient suppliers This document does NOT: Address pricing, costs or warranty issues Repeat the technical details of industry standards and specifications referenced herein Discuss supply chain optimization 3

4 Table of Contents Digital Security Surveillance Overview DSS Devices and Solution Components....9 DSS Solution Design Considerations Optimizing Your DSS Solutions Using Intel Technology Intel Digital Security Surveillance Platform Recommended Intel Processor Platforms Intel Platform Development Tools DSS Platform Solution Recipes Surveillance Software Application Performance Benchmark Data

5 Digital Security Surveillance Overview

6 Digital Security & Surveillance An Overview Intelligent Traffic Control Demand for digital security and surveillance (DSS) solutions is growing at a CAGR of 12-15% 1, fueled in large part by security concerns and government spending. These solutions differ from traditional surveillance systems in that digital technology now enables more complex applications and usage models. Whereas previous surveillance solutions fed video to a bank of screens, digital systems enable multi-channel streaming, real-time software-based analytics, event-triggered alerting, temporary site surveillance, and much more. Consider some of the many ways DSS solutions are being applied in our global society today: This video walks you through Intelligent Traffic Control, proactively and reactively responding to traffic-related events. Watch Now >> Traditional building surveillance: Providing security for public and private facilities continues to expand and now includes setting up site surveillance temporarily. Mobile surveillance: Watching over the actions in and around vehicles and transportation systems, including police vehicles, emergency response equipment, cars, buses, planes and trains. Business Intelligence Intelligent traffic control: Proactively and reactively responding to trafficrelated events, devices such as highway onramp meters, toll collection systems, red-light traffic cameras and other intelligent traffic control devices are part of a growing usage model for DSS systems. Business intelligence: DSS systems can now intelligently gather and analyze business operational data as well anonymous information about customer traffic patterns, demographics, and sales conversion rates IMS Research, The World Market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment. This video walks you through Business Intelligence, how DSS systems intelligently gather and analyze business operational data. Watch Now >> 6

7 Digital Security & Surveillance An Overview cont d Depending on your customer s type of business, their usage requirements for DSS solutions may vary. Almost every business can make use of DSS for traditional solutions, such as site surveillance, intrusion detection, incident recording, and so forth. But some businesses and industries have unique usage models or business requirements that can benefit from today s more advanced DSS system capabilities. The following chart suggests some of these usage models and applications, although this list is by no means complete: Type of Business or Industry Transportation Retail Possible Uses for DSS Systems Real-time vehicle location tracking Scheduling management and service optimization Incident alerting and auto-triggered emergency response Cost and service analysis Physical/site safety monitoring and loss prevention POS transaction data integration with video Analysis of customer shopping behavior, including: Customer flow counting tagged with time and date In-store heat map analysis Correlation analysis between customer shopping behavior and sales-out data Commercial & Enterprise Physical/site safety monitoring Intrusion detection Theft prevention 7

8 Digital Security & Surveillance An Overview cont d Type of Business or Industry Housing/ Residential Government Education Hospitality/ Casinos Healthcare Possible Uses for DSS Systems Perimeter analysis for intrusion prevention Illegal loitering alert Parking monitor/illegal parking alert Fire/smoke detection/alerting and emergency response notification Site surveillance for public premises (e.g. city sidewalks, government buildings, public parks, etc.) Border perimeter intrusion prevention Airport and seaport surveillance Intelligent bio-metrics surveillance at immigration and customs checkpoints Remote education with live class video streaming Remote hands-on lab session Classroom behavioral analysis Premise security/surveillance Intrusion detection Crowd density and safety monitoring at tourist destinations, theme parks, stadiums, etc. Fraud prevention at casino gaming tables and slot machines Surveillance and security monitoring of shipping/receiving areas Monitoring of lobby/public areas for safety Hospital and care facility patient monitoring Remote vision diagnosis At-home monitoring 8

9 DSS Devices & Solution Components Developing a comprehensive DSS solution requires the construction of multiple devices and the assembly of several components. The following diagram shows the relevant products and typical topology of a DSS solution. The nearby table provides a more detailed description of each of these product components. Product Types Product Description Digital Video Recorder Interfaces with traditional analog CCTV camera in either SD or HD resolution. Performs video encoding, video display, real-time video analytics, and local video storage. Hybrid Digital Video Recorder (Hybrid DVR) Interfaces with both analog and IP cameras. Similar functions as DVR. Network Video Recorder (NVR) Video Analytics Server IP Encoder / IP Hub Interfaces with IP camera only. Primary focus on video decoding, display, video analytics and video storage function. NVR usually has more storage capacity than DVR system. DVR/NVR/IP Encoder/IP Camera offload data to the server which performs real-time and forensic video analytics processing of data. Encodes analog video streams into digital IP streams with selected video codec and streams over to NVR and video analytics server. Analog Camera Remote Site A Internet Cloud Remote Site C Center Management Office IP Decoder / Video Wall Driver Decodes IP video streams and sends display over to surveillance video wall. IP Camera Captures and digitizes video input stream, encodes with video codec, packetizes it and streams it over to NVR or video analytics server. Network Attached Storage (NAS) NAS provides a remote networked centralized storage file system for a smaller user pool. It helps offload the local storage burden and ease network throughput for video file streaming in a surveillance video network environment. Remote Site B Storage Area Network (SAN) SAN is designed for bigger corporate storage arrays that handle block-based video files for archiving and backup purposes. 9

10 DSS Solution Design Considerations

11 DSS Solution Design Considerations While it is a relatively straightforward process to develop a DSS platform, your choice of ingredients can have a profound effect on the overall performance and capability of the solution. Everything matters, including processing performance and speed, power consumption, network throughput, storage availability and platform reliability. It can all affect how well the solution supports selected DSS applications. CPU and GPU Processing Capabilities and Workload For DSS systems, the workloads handled by the CPU and GPU are massive. They must handle video color conversion, video encoding, video decoding, video scaling and display, storing video onto the hard disk, video packetization for streaming, as well as running the software video management GUI as the interface for live video viewing, access control and data storage management. Therefore, when choosing your processing platform for your DVR and/or NVR, you must be sure that it has the capability of supporting the workloads of a DSS system. Analog to Digital Conversion With a number of analog-based CCTV solutions currently deployed, it s important to continue delivering solutions that enable conversion of raw analog video to digital signals for handling by the processor. One option is to use an analog-to-digital video capture card that sends the raw digital signals to the CPU for video encoding. A more robust DSP version of the video capture card takes care of the video encoding on the card, thereby freeing the CPU for other important tasks. A third option is to use 2nd generation Intel Core processors that have this capability built into the integrated graphics processor a solution that delivers similar performance in video encode/decode as the hardware-based video capture card without the added cost. Network I/O Configuration and Throughput An NVR will likely require more LAN ports with more robust throughput capabilities than a DVR because of the incoming IP packets that carry encoded video information from the connected IP cameras. The more cameras that are connected, the more ports required. In any solution, a good network throughput rate is desired, and depends on the number of concurrent IP camera video streams being serviced by the device. You should also have at least 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports on any DVR and NVR platform. One of those ports will handle downstream traffic, or all incoming IP video packets. The other port must be dedicated to upstream traffic, or video frames, clips or metadata information being sent to backend servers or a storage array. Separating these two data streams helps balance the system and network load as well as offering redundancy in the event that one port fails. 11

12 DSS Solution Design Considerations cont d Storage Considerations Storage can be one of the biggest challenges when developing both DVR and NVR platforms. While capacity is important, so is the number of disks available to enable load balancing when writing multiple large encoded video files concurrently to the storage system. Entry level products should ideally have at least two hard disks, medium range products at least four disks, and higher end systems should consider offering at least eight hard disks. Very large DSS solutions would have an external storage array system such as a network attached storage (NAS) array which uses file-based transfer, or a storage area network (SAN) which uses block-based transfer. It s also important to consider data protection in your storage plans. Using a redundant array of independent disks (RAID), you can provide redundant storage of all video files, ensuring that most of this data is recoverable in the event that one or more disks fails. At all RAID levels, Intel RAID Controllers lower total cost of ownership and provide your system with simple, high performance data protection. 12

13 Optimizing Your DSS Solutions Using Intel Technology

14 Optimizing Your DSS Solutions Using Intel Technology By choosing Intel platforms for your DSS solutions, you can effectively lower your development cost and speed time to market while delivering a highly capable system. Intel delivers a fully integrated platform that lowers the complexity of design and accelerates product delivery. Platform scalability lends itself to the design of multiple product solutions based on a single software development effort. What s more, advanced technologies built into Intel silicon enables the platform to perform at optimum levels and take advantage of key software capabilities. All Intel processors today use a multi-core architecture and offer a common language environment enabling developers to easily integrate systems with existing infrastructure leading to a complete solution with little design hassle. And Intel s proven industry-leading performance ensures that the systems deliver at the optimum level for the solution. Fully Integrated Platform Complete DSS solutions are often comprised of many different hardware and software components. Enabling all of these different parts to work together seamlessly and communicate without fail can be challenging for developers. This complexity adds on to the overall system development time and cost. Intel platforms arrive highly integrated with all the essential elements to form a great security and surveillance platform. Features that are integrated into Intel s DSS-ready platforms include: Real-time HD video encoding and video decoding engines SATA 3.0 and SATA 2.0 controllers to support up to 6 terabytes of local video storage capacity. Multi-channel, dual-display video graphics controllers Industry leading, multi-core/multi-tasking processing capability Hardware and Software Platform Scalability One of the biggest benefits of using Intel architecture-based platforms is the single code base development environment. This enables your programs and applications to run on any Intel processor scaling all the way up from entry level performance and features to the highest performing Intel Xeon processor. The time and money saved in development of different systems can be significant. Many of Intel s chipsets also support multiple processors another benefit of scalability. Developers can maximize platform usability and flexibility by scaling the performance of a design simply by plugging in a different processor. 14

15 Optimizing Your DSS Solutions Using Intel Technology cont d Industry-Leading Performance Perhaps of greatest importance to developers and users alike is platform performance capability. This feature is essential to proper video display and viewing capability, video encoding and decoding capability, video analytics accuracy and performance, as well as storage and networking throughput. The whole system needs a highly capable, reliable and strong-performing platform to ensure proper functioning. Graphics processing is equally important in DSS solutions, and 2nd generation Intel Core processors have an integrated graphics processor that gives the platform the extra thrust needed for video encoding, video decoding, video analytics, video display, network and storage throughput, not to mention multi-tasking capability. This extra performance greatly helps the dynamic frequency turbo boost operation between the processor core and graphics core both of which the Intel chip can support without higher power consumption. Advanced Technologies Built In Many of Intel s newest processors have integrated advanced technologies that boost the performance and user experience for security and surveillance applications. Built right into Intel s silicon design, these technologies can enhance the features of DSS systems. 15

16 Optimizing Your DSS Solutions Using Intel Technology cont d Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 dynamically boosts the performance of the processing core when there is a rapid or sudden increase in the workload or peak processing request. Using turbo mode, the processor operates outside of its normal frequency range to deliver exceptional heavy load processing without sacrificing system performance or slowing down. This feature creates a smooth user experience even when the system is experience peak workload demand from video analytics processing. Currently, 2nd generation Intel Core i5/i7 processors come integrated with Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0. Intel Quick Synch Video delivers video encoding hardware acceleration in H.264 video codec for fast video recording and archiving without significant overhead. Currently, 2nd generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors come integrated with Intel Quick Synch Video. Intel Clear Video HD Technology enables multiple simultaneous HD video decoding hardware acceleration in H.264 video codec with enhanced video playback HD quality. Currently, 2nd generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors come integrated with Intel Clear Video HD Technology. Intel HD Graphics 2000/3000 gives you the ultimate HD and smooth video display and playback quality for viewing live video feeds directly from a camera into the DVR/NVR system. It further enables dual independent HD display for constructing an HD video wall for more HD video channels to be monitored simultaneously. This feature gives surveillance specialists and security guards a clearer and holistic view of all video activities under the surveillance zones. Currently, Intel Atom processors and 2nd generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors come integrated with Intel HD Graphics 2000/3000. Intel Advance Vector Extension, also known as Intel AVX, is the new instruction set that enables 256-bit floating point operation to accelerate the processing of floating point operations. It supports dramatically faster video analytics operations to identify objects, colors, scene changes, and more. It will further benefit the user if the whole application stack is coded in floating operations. Currently, 2nd generation Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors come integrated with Intel AVX. Intel Trusted Execution Technology delivers the safe and trusted computing environment needed to ensure the integrity of surveillance systems and provide a platform for full end-to-end video data protection. Intel Trusted Execution Technology can prevent access from un-trusted applications and malware, thereby protecting stored video data. Currently, 2nd generation Intel Core i5/i7 processors come integrated with Intel Trusted Execution Technology. Intel processors integrate advanced technologies that boost the performance and user experience of security and surveillance applications. 16

17 Optimizing Your DSS Solutions Using Intel Technology cont d Intel Hyper-Threading Technology doubles the number of parallel threads running on a single processor core. Multi-core processors further compound this performance boost, enabling as many as 8 independent threads to run simultaneously on a single chip. Each thread can support different applications if desired, or the workload of a single application can be divided. Multiple video streams can be processed quickly and efficiently with this load balancing technique, enabling the system to run more efficiently and at higher system performance without a corresponding increase in power consumption. Currently, Intel Atom processors and 2nd generation Intel Core i3/i7 processors support Intel Hyper-Threading Technology. Intel Rapid Storage Technology brings the capability of software RAID to the platform level. Built-in hardware-based RAID functions are essential for protecting the data captured and stored in a video surveillance and storage system. Currently, Intel Rapid Storage Technology is available on the Intel Core i7 processor series, Intel Core i5 processors and Intel Core i3 processors when coupled with the Intel H57 Express Chipset. Intel Active Management Technology enables out-of-band remote management of the DSS system. This enables remote system provisioning, reboot, hardware-kvm capability and firmware update even if the system is powered down or the operating system is not functioning. This feature greatly reduces the on-site service calls needed to support remote systems and lowers operating and maintenance costs. It also provides a service revenue opportunity. Currently, 2nd generation Intel Core i5/i7 processors support Intel Active Management Technology. 17

18 Intel Digital Security Surveillance Platform

19 Intel Digital Security Surveillance Platform The Intel Digital Security and Surveillance platform solution stack identifies all of the components required for a complete DSS solution (see chart nearby.) Included are suggested elements that you will need to build any DSS solution, including: hardware components and platforms, necessary platform structure, development library and tools, networking provisions, security components and recommended applications. Within the solution stack are multiple recommended Intel components that will be important to your designs. They include: Intel processor platforms and desktop boards McAfee Application Control Intel development tools The Intel Digital Security & Surveillance Platform Solution Stack Application System & Data Security Network Manageability Development SDK and Library Third-party surveillance and video analytics software Intel Trusted Execution Technology MacAfee Application Control Intel Manageability Reference Console Intel Media Software Development Kit 3.0 Integrated performance primitives library Intel Parallel Studio XE Tool Suite Low Level Algorithm Integrated performance primitives library OpenCV - Video Analytics sample applications Gigabit Ethernet Dual-port GbE connection Board and System Evaluation DSS reference design platforms from Intel Intel desktop board solutions Third-party DSS reference design platforms based on Intel technology CPU, GPU Hardware Video Encoder & Decoder 2 nd Generation Intel Core platforms Intel Atom Processors 19

20 Recommended Intel Processor Platforms 2nd Generation Intel Core Processors Formerly codenamed Sandy Bridge, the 2nd Generation Intel Core processors are based on 32nm process technology incorporating second generation high-k metal gate transistors. When paired with compatible Intel chipsets, the new Intel Core i3/i5/i7 processors deliver the performance required for most DSS systems and especially systems that must supposed demanding media processing workloads such as H.264 encode/decode. The integrated graphics processing core available on the 2nd generation Intel Core processor delivers full HD video encoding capabilities to encode eight full HD video streams simultaneously. Plus the full HD video decoding capabilities easily handles 16 to 32 channel video decoding with double the performance on 3D rendering an important feature video playback and display. Meanwhile, throughput performance on these platforms is delivered through the integrated PCI Express 3.0 controller and SATA 3.0 controller. Together they increase throughput of the platform to handle multiple, real-time video streams simultaneously. The nearby platform configuration matrix suggests the appropriate Intel Core processor to use based on the required channel density for the system. The channel density recommendations stated may vary depending on hardware accelerated codec/software codec, codec parameters such as bitrates, frame-per-second, group-of-picture structures, raw video source format and software optimization. H.264 Media Performance Guide Encode 32 Channels Intel Core i7 D1 Encode Intel Core i5 D1 Encode 16 Channels Intel Core i7 720p Encode Intel Core i3 D1 Encode Intel Core i5 720p Encode 8 Channels Intel Core i7 1080p Encode Intel Core i3 720p Encode Intel Core i5 1080p Encode 4 Channels Intel Core i3 1080p Encode Decode Intel Core i7 720p Decode Intel Core i7 D1 Decode 32 Channels Intel Core i5 D1 Decode Intel Core i5 720p Decode Intel Core i3 D1 Decode 16 Channels Intel Core i7 1080p Decode Intel Core i3 1080p Decode Intel Core i3 1080p Decode Intel Core i5 720p Encode Specific processors recommended for the H.264 media encode/decode workloads include: 1080p Video Resolution 720p Video Resolution D1 Video Resolution 20

21 Recommended Intel Processor Platforms cont d Intel Atom TM Processors Intel Atom Processor D2700, N2800 and N2600 paired with Intel NM10 Express Chipset provides great capability in delivering dual real time 1080p video decoding through its internal hardware acceleration engine and great processing capability with processor core frequency up to 2.13 GHz. Intel Atom Processors 400 and 500 series paired with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller provides an integrated graphics and memory controller as well as built-in Intel Hyper-Threading Technology to increase system responsiveness in multi-tasking environments. Intel Atom Processor E6xx series utilizes the open PCI-Express* standard to deliver I/O flexibility. These chips feature an integrated graphics engine, which provides hardware-accelerated video encode and decode capabilities. Intel Hyper-Threading Technology is also included to increase performance and support for multi-threaded applications. Intel Atom Platforms are well position for low channel density IP decoders or IP encoders in DSS. 21

22 Intel Platform Development Tools Intel Parallel Studio XE Tool Suite DSS workloads are known for concurrent flow of many video data streams. This predictive workload requires platforms that support parallel processing. DSS applications can be optimized for performance and response time using appropriate coding and resource allocation tuned specifically for parallel processing. The multi-core architecture and parallel processing capabilities of the Intel Core processor is ideal for such applications. And the Intel Parallel Studio XE tool suite can ease application development and help deliver the desired performance. Comprised of Intel Parallel Advisor, Intel Parallel Composer, Intel Parallel Inspector, and Intel Parallel Amplifier, this tool suite enables software developers to design, build and debug, verify, and tune legacy serial code to take advantage of multi-core parallel processing. This toolkit offers multiple ways to exploit threading in compilers and libraries, giving developers the flexibility to choose how to implement robust parallelism. By analyzing legacy serial applications to determine hotspots, these tools can help developers see which functions take the most time and identify compute-intensive loops within hotspots. Intel Parallel Studio XE also enables developers to optimize the parallel processing allocation by workload, and verify threading and parallelism correctness to avoid data races. Developers can measure the speed gain provided through parallelization to further quantify the efficiency and performance gain. Intel Media Software Development Kit The primary workloads for DVR, NVR and Hybrid DVR product types are to perform media encode, decode and pre-processing. The entire platform performs better if these media codec workloads are offloaded away from the CPU to a media hardware acceleration platform. The 2nd Generation Intel Core processor family has optimized this workload by providing built-in acceleration for specific media codecs. The Intel Media Software Development Kit (Intel Media SDK) helps developers access these hardware accelerators. Intel Media SDK 2.0 supports video encoders for H.264 and MPEG-2, video decoders for H.264, MPEG-2 and VC-1, and pre-processing filters on Microsoft Windows* Vista (32 and 64-bit) and Microsoft Windows* 7 (32 and 64-bit). DSS workloads need platforms that support parallel processing. 22

23 Intel Platform Development Tools cont d Intel Manageability Reference Console Digital technology is enabling convergence between traditional CCTV networks (physical security networks) and the enterprise IT network. This transformation requires solutions for managing surveillance premises using remote systems. For surveillance service providers that are managing hundreds and thousands of surveillance system at different premises around the clock, they need an extensible, flexible, scalable and simple management platform to handle everyday surveillance system events challenges. High Level API Program Stack Application Layer Application COM Application Intel Manageability Reference Console (Intel MRC) is a developerfriendly GUI reference console that applies high level API (HLAPI) on top of Intel Active Management Technology based SDK that allow fast application and use cases integration through HLAPI plug-in that incorporated key feature sets like hardware asset provisioning, system redirection and boot option, system defense, remote hardware KVM administration, power operations, and agent presence. With Intel MRC, developers and surveillance services providers can save time and cost in developing and deploying out-of-band manageability on 2nd Generation Intel Core platforms with Intel vpro technology. In addition, the remote manageability features enabled through Intel Active Management Technology gives surveillance service providers the ability to optimize their service and maintenance programs by minimizing site visits and servicing systems remotely. High Level API Intel Active Management Technology SDK Redirection Library HLAPI Interface And Implementation C# CIM Framework WSMan Client SOAP - EOI 23

24 DSS Platform Solution Recipes

25 DSS Platform Solution Recipes To enable you to begin putting together your own DSS solutions, we have configured and tested a few DVR and NVR platform recipes. Included are the recommended configuration and list of components needed to develop: 16 channel of 1080p 400 frame per second NVR 32 channel of D1 960 frame per second DVR or Hybrid DVR 8 channel D1 240 frame per second DVR or Hybrid DVR for the security and surveillance market 16 channel 1080p 400 FPS NVR Processor Motherboard Intel Core i Processor Intel Desktop Board DQ67SW Gigabit Ethernet One GbE port on the motherboard, plus a single port gigabit Ethernet LAN card System Memory Minimum: 2 x 2GB DDR3 memory Performance: 2 x 4GB DDR memory Hard Disk/Storage 6TB for 1 week storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel 12TB for 2 weeks storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel IP Camera (choice of camera will be related to the software application selected) VMS Software 1080p resolution and 30fps recording Multi-stream capability Multi video codecs supported H.264, MPEG4, MJPEG Auto White Balanced, Auto Focus Milestones* XProtect* Essential* 25

26 DSS Platform Solution Recipes cont d 32 Channel D1 960 FPS Embedded DVR/Hybrid DVR Using Embedded Motherboard Using Intel Motherboard Processor Intel Core i Processor Intel Core i Processor Motherboard hupervision 4000 DSS Server Board Vento2* 516Q/532Q Series Intel Desktop Board DQ67EP Gigabit Ethernet Memory Hard Disk/Storage Dual-port GbE built into the motherboard Minimum: 2 x 2GB DDR3 memory Performance: 2 x 4GB DDR memory 6TB for 1 week storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel 12TB for 2 weeks storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel One port GbE LAN port available on the motherboard, plus a single-port GbE LAN card Minimum: 2 x 2GB DDR3 memory Performance: 2 x 4GB DDR memory 6TB for 1 week storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel 12TB for 2 weeks storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel 1 Video Capture Card Designed on board GeoVision* GV-1016 x 2 HuperLab* 4716q-480 Hybrid DVR cardsx 2 Analog Camera Either bullet type or dome type Either bullet type or dome type 1/3 Image Sensor is common choice Infra-red built-in for low light event 1/3 Image Sensor is common choice Infra-red built-in for low light event 2 DVR Software Huperlab HuperVision 1.56 GeoVision GV-Hybrid DVR Analog video capture device for connecting analog CCTV camera. Video capture card should have BNC connectors. Usually single video capture card able to process 8 to 16 D1 real time video channels. E.g.:GeoVision* GV-1016 x 2 2 DVR software acts as the main application for handling video inputs from analog CCTV cameras and IP cameras, performing video display and playback, video recording, video analytics, I/O alarm management, supports maximum numbers of web clients, video output format conversion, 3rd party application integration, map function, event rules definition and management, and system failover capabilities. 26

27 DSS Platform Solution Recipes cont d 8 channel D1 240 FPS DVR/Hybrid DVR Processor Motherboard Intel Atom Processor D2700 Intel Desktop Board D2700MUD Gigabit Ethernet Single-port GbE built into the motherboard Memory Minimum: 2 x 1GB DDR3 memory Performance: 2 x 2GB DDR memory Hard Disk/Storage 1.5TB for 1 week storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel 3TB for 2 weeks storage with H.264 Codec for 25/30 fps recording per channel Video Capture Card GeoVision* GV-1008 HuperLab* 4708q-240 Analog Camera Either bullet type or dome type 1/3 Image Sensor is common choice Infra-red built-in for low light event DVR Software GeoVision GV-Hybrid DVR V8.5 OR OR HuperLab HuperVision

28 Surveillance Software Application Performance Benchmark Data HuperLab and Minestone System have provided benchmark performance data using different applications and products running on platforms based on 2nd generation Intel Core processors. HuperLab s performance benchmark data specifies a DVR application, whereas Minestone System s data is for an NVR product. HuperLab Performance Benchmark Data HuperLab performed tests using two different configurations in video resolution and number of video channels. Both tests used the HuperVision 1.56 DVR software application. Test #1: D1 resolution (720x480) with H.264 video codec. Performance was measured executing 8/16/32 parallel D1 video streams running at 30 frames per second per channel with performing video encoding using H.264 codec as well as displaying the video real time. Performance Codecs Processor SKU 32ch D1 960fps H.264 Encoding + Video Display Intel Core i7 2600K Processor Benchmark Configuration 2nd Generation Intel Core Processor Intel Core i7-2600k Processor (D1 stepping) 3.40GHz Intel Core i5-2500k Processor (D1 stepping) 3.30GHz Intel Core i Processor (D2 stepping) 3.30GHz Platform HuperLab* hupervision 4000 DSS Server Board Vento2 516/32Q Series System Memory Installed 2GB DDR x 1 Drivers Intel Windows* 7 32-bit Graphics Driver Intel Chipset Device Software v Software Operating System: Windows* 7 Enterprise 32-bit huperlab* hupervision* v1.55 (HV155B110622) Benchmark configuration and performance data provided by HuperLab 16ch D1 480fps H.264 Encoding + Video Display 8ch D1 240fps H.264 Encoding + Video Display huperlab S/W video codec Intel Core i5 2500K Processor Intel Core i Processor 28

29 Surveillance Software Application Performance Benchmark Data Surveillance Software Application Performance Benchmark Data cont d HuperLab Performance Benchmark Data Test #2: Full HD 1080p30 on Intel Core i7 2600K Processor. Performance was measured executing 8 parallel Full HD video streams running at 30 frames per second per channel with performing video encoding and video decoding using H.264 codec as well as displaying the video real time. Performance Codecs CPU Consumption 8ch 1080p 240fps Intel hardware-accelerated 15% H.264 Decoding + DisplayH.264 video codecs huperlab S/W video codec 20% 8ch 1080p 240fps H.264 Encoding + Display 8ch 1080p 240fps H.264 Encoding + Decoding + Display Intel hardware-accelerated video codecs + huperlab S/W video codec 60% huperlab S/W video codec 75% Benchmark Configuration 2nd Generation Intel Core Processor Intel Core i7-2600k Processor (D1 stepping) 3.40GHz Platform HuperLab* hupervision 4000 DSS Server Board Vento2 516/32Q Series HD-SDI Video Capture Card 2GB DDR x 1 System Memory Installed 2GB DDR x 2 Drivers Intel Windows* 7 64-bit Graphics Driver v Intel Chipset Device Software v Software Operating System: Windows* 7 Enterprise 64-bit huperlab* hupervision* v1.55 (HV155B110603) Benchmark configuration and performance data provided by HuperLab 29

30 Software workloads used in performance tests may have been optimized for performance on Intel microprocessors. Performance tests are measured using specific computer systems, components, software, operations and functions. Any change to any of those factors may cause the results to vary. You should consult other information and performance tests to assist you in fully evaluating your contemplated purchases, including the performance of that product when combined with other products. Intel does not control or audit the design or implementation of third party benchmark data or Web sites referenced in this document. Intel encourages all of its customers to visit the referenced Web sites or others where similar performance benchmark data are reported and confirm whether the referenced benchmark data are accurate and reflect performance of systems available for purchase. Copyright 2011 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel, the Intel logo and Intel Core are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States or other countries. * Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. Printed in USA 1111/KP/ICMC/PDF