Eagle Eye hat eine neue Funktion innerhalb des Eagle Eye VMS eingeführt, die es Benutzern ermöglicht, per Fernsteuerung Stromkreise anzuschließen, die mit den von Eagle Eye verwalteten Switches und Bridges über Ports verbunden sind. Jeder einzelne oder alle Ports können aus- und wieder eingeschaltet werden. Die von Eagle Eye gesteuert
Eagle Eye networks ist jetzt mit dem Verizon MiFi 4G LTE Global USB Modem U620L integriert. Das heißt, dass jede Eagle Eye Bridge oder jeder Eagle Eye Cloud Managed Video Recorder (CMVR) mit dem Eagle Eye Cloud Data Center, über eine Mobilfunkverbindung, verbunden werden kann. Das Verizon MiFi Cellular Modem
Eagle Eye Networks hat vor kurzem drei neue Bandbreite-Modi hinzugefügt, aus denen Benutzer nun wählen können: Prozentualer Anteil der Verfügbaren – Man kann jetzt die Übertragungsrate der Bridge auf einen prozentualen Anteil der verfügbaren Bandbreite einstellen. Dadurch werden die Standarteinstellung so wie die geplante Übertragungsrate verändert. Mit einem Schieberegler kann
Bereiche und Alarme Das Eagle Eye Networks Cloud VMS erlaubt eine unbegrenzte Anzahl an Bereichen und Alarmen pro Kamera. Diese können unter Kameraeinstellungen hinzugefügt werden und im Bewegung-Tab ausgewählt werden. In diesem Beispiel wird ein Bereich mit dem Namen Entry-Exit angezeigt mit einer von der allgemeinen Bildempfindlichkeit abweichenden Bewegungsempfindlichkeit. Eine Übersicht der Bewegungseinstellungen kann hier gefunden werden.
At Eagle Eye Networks we are often asked about ‘Watermarking’ on our recorded video to ensure data integrity. This can be guaranteed by using the ‘checksum’ approach as used in many digital data transfers. The article below from ‘Online Tech Tips’ explains ‘Checksum’ and how it is used to ensure
Feature Release December 13, 2016 Add Camera Enhancements When adding a camera, some settings can be edited while waiting for the add camera process to complete. Name and tags are presented for editing while adding. Clicking „more settings“ allows editing the On/Off/Schedule, Time Zone and Notes. Examples From the Dashboard,
Feature Release October 4, 2016 Create Links from History Browser It’s now possible to get a link to a specific time or selection of time in the history browser so that you can send it to someone who has access to the camera you are viewing. History browser with time selection
People are busy and can’t be everywhere at once. Now imagine that you’re a business owner trying to manage multiple locations. There is a lot to keep an eye on. Eagle Eye Networks is well positioned to assist all verticals that have multiple locations – for security purposes and beyond.
Eagle Eye Networks now offers Managed PoE Switches, and that’s great news. Integrating Eagle Eye Networks Managed PoE Switch with your existing system allows for additional tools that enable faster installation, easier maintenance and upgrades, and better visibility into network health. Utilizing Eagle Eye Network’s Managed PoE Switches with your
The Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS has added a maps feature to the viewing platform. This user-controlled feature has integrated a map into the user-platform and provides a physical layout of a camera system. Here is what the layout looks like, using the Eagle Eye Networks office and camera layout
We’ve added a new gallery viewer feature to the Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS, making viewing historic video easier and more intuitive than ever. When looking through previously recorded video, it is easier to navigate if you have more visibility– especially if you’re looking with a purpose. Our gallery viewer
Our customers have asked for a little help with navigating the camera settings. We listened- and delivered. There is now a question mark icon (as indicated in the image below) that opens up a new window with detailed and guided help. Each of the camera setting tabs (camera, retention, resolution,
We’re always saying how you can use the Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS from anywhere. Yesterday I decided to put that to the test. I was on a Southwest Airlines flight between Dallas and Kansas City, and fired up my web browser to view some video. Check out the results
We received an alert that our equipment had lost connection to the internet. As soon as got the alert we also got the preview image for the second it was installed. We are always sending the low resolution preview stream to the cloud. The high resolution, full-framerate video comes up
One of the benefits of a centrally managed software solution is that updates can be delivered without requiring the end user to install anything new. One example of this is the new time lapse feature we’ve been working on. One of our engineers put this video together to show how
