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SECTION 13700 VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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PART 1 GENERAL

1.1 SECTION INCLUDES

1.A. Video management system including the following as applicable: 1.A.1. Digital video recording management and network software. 1.A.2. Virtual matrix display controller. 1.A.3. Web/mobile server. 1.A.4. Network video recorders. 1.A.5. Network video recorder workstations. 1.A.6. RAID storage devices. 1.A.7. Hybrid digital video recorders. 1.A.8. Encoders. 1.A.9. Network PTZ and fixed cameras.

1.2 RELATED SECTIONS

2.A. Section 16000 - Common Work Results for Electrical.

1.3 REFERENCES

3.A. ASTM E 84 - Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials.

3.B. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, IK7, IK10, IP66, ISO, NEMA4, ONVIF, PSIA, RoHS 2, UL, and cUL, NEMA 4.

3.C. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): IEEE 1100 Recommended Practice for Powering and Grounding Electronic Equipment.

3.D. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA):

13700-1 3.D.1. NFPA 70 2005 National Electrical Code. 3.D.2. NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Code. 3.D.3. NFPA 80 Fire Doors and Windows, 2007 Edition. 3.D.4. NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, 2009 Edition.

3.E. International Organization for Standardization (ISO): ISO 7816 Smart Card Standard.

1.4 SUBMITTALS

4.A. Submit under provisions of Section 01300.

4.B. Product Data: Manufacturer's data sheets on each product to be used, including: 4.B.1. Preparation instructions and recommendations. 4.B.2. Storage and handling requirements and recommendations. 4.B.3. Installation methods.

4.C. Shop Drawings: Schematic of system components with physical space requirements.

1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE

5.A. Manufacturer Qualifications: Minimum 5 year experience manufacturing similar products.

5.B. Installer Qualifications: Minimum 2 year experience installing similar products.

1.6 PRE-INSTALLATION MEETINGS

6.A. Convene minimum two weeks prior to starting work of this section.

1.7 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING

7.A. Deliver and store products in manufacturer's unopened packaging bearing the brand name and manufacturer's identification until ready for installation.

7.B. Handle materials to avoid damage.

1.8 PROJECT CONDITIONS

8.A. Maintain environmental conditions (temperature, humidity, and ventilation) within limits recommended by manufacturer for optimum results. Do not install products under environmental conditions outside manufacturer's recommended limits.

1.9 13700-2 SEQUENCING

9.A. Ensure that products of this section are supplied to affected trades in time to prevent interruption of construction progress.

1.10 WARRANTY

10.A. Manufacturer's limited warranty with 3 year parts and labor warranty period.

PART 2 PRODUCTS

2.1 MANUFACTURERS

1.A. Acceptable Manufacturer: Vicon Industries Inc; 135 Fell Court, Hauppauge, NY 11788. Toll Free Tel: (800) 645-9116. Tel: (631) 952-2288. Fax: (631) 951-2288. Email: _____. Web: http://www.vicon-security.com.

1.B. Substitutions: Not permitted.

1.C. Requests for substitutions will be considered in accordance with provisions of Section 01600.

2.2 VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

2.A. General: 2.A.1. All equipment and materials used shall be standard components, regularly manufactured, regularly utilized in the manufacturer's system. 2.A.2. All systems and components shall have been thoroughly tested and proven in actual use. 2.A.3. All systems and components shall be provided with the availability of a toll free 24-hour immediate technical assistance for either the dealer/installer at no charge. 2.A.4. All systems and components shall be provided with an explicit manufacturer warranty.

2.B. Basis of Design: Valerus Video Management System as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.B.1. Application Servers: VLR-APPSRV (desk-top). 2.B.2. Application Servers: VLR-APPSRV-RK (rack-mount). 2.B.3. Recording Servers: VLR-XTBV1 (preloaded desk-top) 2.B.4. Recording Servers: VLR-XTBV1-RK (preloaded rack-mount). 2.B.5. Recording Servers: VLR-XTBV1-R5 (internal RAID). 2.B.6. Recording Servers: VLR-MINI-XTBV1. 2.B.7. Viewing Stations: VLR-CLIENT/VLR-CLIENT-4 (desk-top; 2 or 4 monitor) 2.B.8. Viewing Stations: VLR-CLIENT-RK/VLR-CLIENT-4-RK (rack-mount; 2 or 4 monitor). 13700-3 2.B.9. Digital Video Recording Management and Network Software - General: 2.B.9.a. Video Management Software (VMS): Browser-based application meeting requirements of business and government surveillance applications. 2.B.9.a.1) Web client with single point of management for entire system. 2.B.9.a.2) Configuration Sections of Application: Add, configure and operate recording servers, application servers, web servers, as well as IP cameras and encoders (edge devices). 2.B.9.a.3) Operation and Maintenance Application: Complete and comprehensive for video surveillance system. 2.B.9.a.4) Full live digital video and audio surveillance over a standard 1 Gbps network. 2.B.9.b. True Open Standards (ONVIF) as Basis: Thin client architecture. Centrally licensed. COTS compatible software or available preloaded on a manufacturer certified application/web server or recording server (NVR). 2.B.9.c. Two License Tiers: Associated with number of edge devices and a specific feature set. Licensing shall be based on a per edge device basis. 2.B.9.d. COTS PCs with a minimum of Intel Core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM and 5 GB of disk space for installation and a minimum of 25 GB of disk space for a recording device. 2.B.9.d.1) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Professional 64-bit, 2.B.9.d.2) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2008 64-bit Server. 2.B.9.d.3) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2012 64-bit Server. 2.B.9.d.4) The Client (web) runs on Windows 7 Operating systems. 2.B.9.e. Software Features: Easy to Use Tabs: Access configuration screen and dashboard monitoring systems health. Monitoring Screen: Video display area with available resources list. Multiple Display Views: Configurable with variety layouts. Multiple Monitors: Supported. 2.B.9.f. Live Video: Stream through Recording Server (NVR) with auto fail over to cameras. PTZ available from live video. Presets and tours are configurable. Digital zoom provided on video displays. 2.B.9.g. Web Based Interface: 2.B.9.g.1) Access the VMS from any standard web browser enabled device. 2.B.9.g.2) Browser compatibility: Internet Explorer 11 and Firefox. 2.B.9.g.3) Provide live viewing, playback and PTZ controls. 2.B.9.g.4) Mobile App: Apple and Android smart phones and tablets. View live or recorded video. View concurrent multiple video streams; 4 on phones, 9 on tablets. Full control of PTZ, including presets. Quick and simple playback. Pinch to zoom on live and recorded video. 2.B.9.h. Export Icon: Easy access on display to save a video clip. Archived in MP4 format and authenticated in the player per the ONVF spec. 2.B.9.i. 13700-4 Playback: Supported from main screen without leaving live video viewing area. Clicking Playback from time icon will allow selecting the playback to start from a specific date and time using standard calendar tools. 2.B.9.j. Software Delivery: Provided on manufacturer's website. 2.B.9.k. Events: Setup in configuration area. Pre-Event Recording: Supported and with event notification. 2.B.9.l. Access Control System Support: Accessed using a simple tab click. Interface opens in popup window that can be used in conjunction with the VMS. 2.B.9.m. Enhanced Edge-based Analytics: Show bounding boxes around detected objects in live and playback video. 2.B.9.n. User Groups: Configurable and listed in the Resources list on the monitoring display screen. Viewable by hierarchy or as a flat list. 2.B.9.o. Video Masking: Available centrally through the VMS. Allow users with the correct authority to unmask video as needed using icon on the display screen. Unmask feature available on live and playback video. 2.B.9.p. Quick Configuration Wizard: Streamlined process for typical and basic system setup with minimal input required. 2.B.9.q. Integration with Active Directory (AD): Allow user management via the AD Override mode: Allows operating in case AD communication is lost. 2.B.10. Setup, Configuration and Security of VMS: 2.B.10.a. Multi-User Authorization Login Application. 2.B.10.a.1) Offer levels of authorization based on functions. 2.B.10.a.2) Setup Utility: Allows Administrator to configure additional users as well as user groups. 2.B.10.a.3) User authorization: Configurable for specific system operations. Authorization Permission Setup: Performed using the User screen. 2.B.10.a.4) Group rights: Available to configure from the User Groups screen. Permissions: Provide authority to perform all system functions. 2.B.10.a.5) Users and groups on AD servers may be imported and become a group in the VMS. 2.B.10.a.6) The software shall offer a full multi-user authorization process as follows: User Groups: Created once globally. Authorized and given specific permissions. Users: Created once globally and may be given rights to groups. No virtual limit on number of groups and users authorized in the software. Groups to be authorized or denied access to: Monitoring screen for video display. Configuration. Dashboard. Video and audio (media) export. Override masking. 2.B.10.b. A user, given appropriate access, may remotely configure components connected to the network. 2.B.10.c. Software permits viewing of live video from any edge device connected to any recording server on the network. 2.B.10.d. Export Icon: Simplifies process of exporting video and creating archives and saving video to media, such as: USBs, CD, DVDs or solid-state drives. An 13700-5 embedded player shall be optional with each exported/archived video clip for playback on any machine if configured to do so. 2.B.10.e. Event Rules: Create rules triggered by an event occurrence. Define actions executed for a given event. Events are selectable. Rules are configurable after an event is selected. 2.B.10.f. Event Association: Multiple devices may be associated with an event. Actions Triggered by Event: Configurable as On and Off. Display live video. Display a view. Go to a preset. Operate a relay. Run a PTZ tour. Run a view tour. Start a URL. Delay function. 2.B.10.g. Scheduled Recordings: Applies to cameras, encoders and microphones. Scheduling is based on rules configurable for actions the system takes upon an event. Schedules accessible on recording tab in device configuration. Create and Schedule Recordings: By authorized users. How often schedules repeat; weekly, monthly, yearly or never. Determines how the systems prioritizes schedules if schedule times overlap. Schedules available when configuring recording and rules, saving the need to create multiple and duplicate schedules. Sequencing cameras, including multi-screen displays. Record cameras at different qualities and frame rates from any recorder on the network. Schedule shall allow running preconfigured combinations of camera, sensor and PTZ programmed routines. 2.B.10.h. System Components: Application/Web Server: Act as main system server; Windows based. Global configuration of the system is stored on this server. Recording Servers (NVRs): Windows based providing communication, live streaming, recording, video playback and audio from cameras and encoders. 2.B.10.i. Device Configuration: Valid devices to be configurable for system recognition and operation. Cameras, fixed or with integrated PTZ. Microphones. Encoders. Sensors. Relays. 2.B.10.j. Authentication: Video from cameras are enabled to verify the authentication of the video and present an authentication symbol on the displayed video for recorded playback through the player when enabled only on export. 2.B.11. User Interface for VMS: 2.B.11.a. User Friendly Tabs: Allow monitoring of live and playback video, and configuration of the system. 2.B.11.b. Login Window: Consists of User Name and Password fields. Default User Name and Password: Available for initial login. Configurable for increased security. 2.B.11.c. Serve operators, supervisors and system administrators. 2.B.11.d. Monitoring Display Screen: 2.B.11.d.1) Selection of number of tiles to display. 2.B.11.d.2) Resource list of devices in system. Viewable as flat list or hierarchical list based on user configured groups. Resources include names of devices and icons depicting devices. Video Channels (cameras) connected, differentiating between PTZ and fixed cameras. Audio Channels (microphones). Views. Tours. Web Pages. Relay Outputs. 2.B.11.d.3) Display Area: Offers display configurations up to 25 tiles. Full screen View: Available. More views added by clicking the plus sign to create new view tabs while not losing the default view. Controls: Change the layout. Stop all displays. Export. Synchronize playback. Control current selected tab. 2.B.11.d.4) Camera Controls: Display at top of a tile when mouse hovers and may be 13700-6 locked in place. Playback. PTZ control. Digital zoom. Unmask. Export. Configuration settings 2.B.11.d.5) Playback controls: Visible when cameras go to playback. Looping a video section. Slow mode. Play from time. Rewind, fast rewind, pause, forward, and fast forward. Back to live video and current time. 2.B.11.d.6) Access to all available programming menus. 2.B.11.d.7) Viewing live devices is performed by dragging a device to any tile. Audio devices display in a smaller area below the video tiles. 2.B.11.e. Dashboard and Configuration Menu Access: Clicking a tab at the top of the screen. 2.B.12. Video Quality for VMS: Support any resolution video, jpeg and H.264 compression. 2.B.13. Add-Ins for VMS 2.B.13.a. Access Control Systems: Available for integration. 2.B.13.a.1) Meet requirements of business and government access control systems. 2.B.13.a.2) Monitor and control facility access as well as video detection, temperature and communications loss monitoring. 2.B.13.a.3) Provide control and access to users on Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks (WAN), wireless networks and the Internet. 2.B.13.a.4) Video viewing playback and PTZ control from the VMS. 2.B.14. Digital Servers: Preloaded with Valerus VMS. 2.B.14.a. Certifications: UL, CE, FCC Class A. 2.B.14.b. Application and Recording (NVR) Servers: PC computer fully equipped with the Digital VMS, with an external monitor, keyboard and mouse for operation. 2.B.14.b.1) Mini recording server. 2.B.14.b.2) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 LTSB* (64-bit). 2.B.14.b.3) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit). 2.B.14.b.4) Minimum Requirements: Intel Core i5 processor. Intel Core i3 processor for the mini recording server. Memory: 8 GB of RAM. USB ports. Monitor outputs. 2.B.14.c. Server Housing: Desktop or rack-mount case with all suitable connectors available on the back panel. 2.B.14.c.1) Rack-mounting bracket kit. 2.B.14.d. Server Capacities: 2.B.14.d.1) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 1 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.2) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 2 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.3) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 3 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.4) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 4 TB hard-drive. 13700-7 2.B.14.d.5) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 6 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.6) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 8 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.7) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 10 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.8) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 12 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.9) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 14 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.10) Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 16 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.11) Application Server: Standalone unit with no storage capability. 2.B.14.d.12) Application Server: All-in-one unit included in the recording server. 2.B.14.d.13) Mini Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 1 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.14) Mini Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 2 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.15) Mini Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 3 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.16) Mini Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 4 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.17) Mini Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 6 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.18) Mini Recording Server Storage Capacity: internal 8 TB hard-drive. 2.B.14.d.19) Internal Raid Storage Device: 8-bay, 6.5 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.20) Internal Raid Storage Device: 8-bay, 13 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.21) Internal Raid Storage Device: 8-bay, 17 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.22) Internal Raid Storage Device: 8-bay, 22 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.23) Internal Raid Storage Device: 24-bay, 38 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.24) Internal Raid Storage Device: 24-bay, 57 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.25) Internal Raid Storage Device: 24-bay, 95 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.26) Internal Raid Storage Device: 24-bay, 114 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.d.27) Internal Raid Storage Device: 24-bay, 152 TB storage capacity. 2.B.14.e. Client Viewing Station: Available with 2 or 4 monitor outputs. 2.B.14.f. Electrical Parameters for Digital Servers: 2.B.14.f.1) Certifications: UL, CE, FCC Class A. 2.B.14.f.2) Input Voltage: 105 to 240 VAC, plus or minus 10 percent at 50 to 60 Hz. 2.B.14.f.3) Current: 0.66 A at 115 VAC; 0.33 A at 240 VAC. 2.B.14.f.4) 8-bay internal storage: 1.5 A at 115 VAC; 0.75A at 240 VAC. 2.B.14.f.5) 24-bay internal storage: 8.8 A at 115 VAC; 4.4A at 240 VAC. 2.B.14.f.6) Power Consumption: 76 W. 8-bay internal storage: 178 W. 24-bay internal 13700-8 storage: 1010 W; includes redundant power supply. 2.B.14.f.7) CPU: Intel Core i5. 2.B.14.f.8) RAM Memory: 8 GB minimum. 2.B.14.f.9) Heat Output: 266 btu/hour. 2.B.14.f.10) Storage: 1 TB to 16 TB. Depending on model. 2.B.14.f.11) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 LTSB. 2.B.14.f.12) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10. 2.B.14.f.13) LAN Interface:100/1000 Base T Ethernet interface on main board. 2.B.14.f.14) Front Panel Controls and Indicators: Power, network activity LEDs, USBs. 2.B.15. Mechanical Parameters. 2.B.15.a. Application: Indoor. 2.B.15.b. Mounting: ITX-mini desktop, mini desktop or rack unit mounted in a standard EIA compliant rack, 19 in. (483 mm) wide opening. Rack height is 1.75 in. (44 mm) or 1 RU. 2.B.15.c. Rack Weight: 18.2 lbs (8.3 kg) approximately. 2.B.15.d. Rack Dimensions: Width (W): 19.0 in. (483 mm). Depth (D): 16 in. (406mm). Height (H): 1.75 in. (44.45 mm), 1 RU. 2.B.15.e. Eight-Bay Internal Storage Weight: 46.3 lbs (21 kg). 2.B.15.f. Eight-Bay Internal Storage Dimensions: Width (W): 19 in. (483 mm). Depth (D): 26 in. (660 mm). Height (H): 3.5 in. (89 mm). 2.B.15.g. Twenty-four-Bay Internal Storage Weight: 64.0 lbs (29 kg). 2.B.15.h. Twenty-four-Bay Internal Storage Dimensions: Width (W): 19 in. (483 mm). Depth (D): 28 in. (711 mm). Height (H): 7 in. (176 mm). 2.B.15.i. Desktop ITX Weight: 8.1 lbs (3.7 kg) approximately. 2.B.15.j. Desktop ITX Dimensions: Width (W): 2.13 in. (44 mm). Depth (D): 6.59 in. (167.5 mm). Height (H): 6.59 in. (167.5 mm). 2.B.15.k. Desktop ITX Mini Weight: 8.1 lbs (3.7 kg) approximately. 2.B.15.l. Desktop ITX Mini Dimensions: Width (W): 7.9 in. (200 mm). Depth (D): 7.5 in. (200 mm). Height (H): 3.15 in. (80 mm). 2.B.15.m. Construction: Steel and plastic. 2.B.15.n. Color: Black. 2.B.16. Environmental Parameters: 2.B.16.a. Operating Temperature Range: 32 to 104 degreesF (0 to 40 degreesC). 2.B.16.b. Operating Humidity Range: 0 to 95%, non-condensing. 2.B.17. Encoders: 13700-9 2.B.17.a. Basis or Design: Express 8, Eight Channel Video Encoder as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 2.B.17.a.1) Hard Disk Drive: None 2.B.17.a.2) Compression: H.264. 2.B.17.a.3) User Interface: Oncreen (GUI) for local control. 2.B.17.a.4) Web interface for remote viewing. 2.B.17.a.5) Mobile phone applications. 2.B.17.a.6) Rack mounting kit. 2.B.17.b. Basis or Design: Express 16, Sixteen Channel Video Encoder as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 2.B.17.b.1) Hard Disk Drive: None 2.B.17.b.2) Compression: H.264. 2.B.17.b.3) User Interface: Oncreen (GUI) for local control. 2.B.17.b.4) Web interface for remote viewing. 2.B.17.b.5) Mobile phone applications. 2.B.17.b.6) Rack mounting kit. 2.B.17.c. Basis or Design: VN-901T Single Channel ONVIF Video Encoder as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 2.B.17.c.1) Ideal solution for creating hybrid analog/IP systems using analog cameras with IP VMS 2.B.17.c.2) Video Input: Single analog camera video input. 2.B.17.c.3) Video Output: Single looping. 2.B.17.c.4) Scalable: Use several units for multiple cameras. 2.B.17.c.5) Compression: H.264 high-profile, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG. 2.B.17.c.6) Streaming: Dual. 2.B.17.c.7) Auto-sensing: NTSC/PAL. 2.B.17.c.8) Transmission Rate: 30 fps (25 fps PAL) at all resolutions. 2.B.17.c.9) Alarms: Two inputs, one relay control output, PTZ port, and one-line level microphone inputs. 2.B.17.c.10) Privacy masking and motion detection. 2.B.17.c.11) Input voltage: PoE, 12 VDC, or 24 VAC. 2.B.17.c.12) ONVIF Interface: Interoperability open platform systems. 2.B.17.d. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to

13700-10 prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty.

2.C. Basis of Design: ViconNet Video Management System as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.C.1. Model: VWS-SWV8 (software only). 2.C.2. Model: WS-PCV8 (preloaded workstation). 2.C.3. Model: VPK-SWV8 (workstation software only). 2.C.4. Model: VPK-XXTBV8 (preloaded PEAK NVR, where XX is the hard drive size). 2.C.5. Keypad: VN-KEYPAD. 2.C.6. Digital Video Recording Management and Network Software - General: 2.C.6.a. Video Management Software (VMS): 2.C.6.a.1) Meet requirements of business and government surveillance applications. 2.C.6.a.2) Unique and power a line of Network Video Recorders, Digital Video Recorders, Encoders/Decoders, IP Cameras and Workstations. 2.C.6.a.3) Provide a complete and comprehensive application for the operation and maintenance of a video surveillance system. 2.C.6.a.4) Provide full live digital video and audio surveillance over a standard 100/1000Base-T network using a GUI incorporating video display areas, toolbars, control palettes, and interactive site map displaying system components. 2.C.6.b. Software Versions: All versions of the software shall also be available either as a software package or preloaded in a workstation. 2.C.6.b.1) Camera Quantity: 6. 2.C.6.b.2) Camera Quantity: 16. 2.C.6.b.3) Camera Quantity: 35. 2.C.6.b.4) Camera Quantity: ______. 2.C.6.b.5) Enterprise-size systems. 2.C.6.b.6) Full functionality no recording capability. 2.C.6.b.7) Full functionality with recording capability. 2.C.6.c. Network Connectivity: To other family components. 2.C.6.c.1) Share video and control data over network using standard network protocol. 2.C.6.c.2) Quantity of network-connected components is only limited by number of assigned IP addresses. 2.C.6.c.3) There shall be no licensing fee for any cameras or edge devices manufactured by the VMS provider. 2.C.6.d. Open Platform: Allow integration with ONVIF-S compliant commercial off-the-shelf 13700-11 (COTS) video and computer hardware i.e. IP cameras, encoders and IP edge devices, including standard resolution and megapixel cameras, from numerous industry-leading manufacturers. 2.C.6.d.1) Licensing fees to be charged on per-camera basis. 2.C.6.d.2) No license limit based on number of cameras installed at a site. 2.C.6.d.3) Support Unicast or Multicast according to the edge device capability. 2.C.6.e. COTS Workstation and Network Video Recorder (NVR): Minimum of Intel Core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, 5 GB of disk space for installation, and minimum 25 GB of disk space for recording device. 2.C.6.e.1) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Professional 64-bit. 2.C.6.e.2) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2008 64-bit Server. 2.C.6.e.3) Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2012 64-bit Server. 2.C.6.f. Simultaneous Software Parameters: Without video quality degradation. 2.C.6.f.1) 16-channel continuous video playback. 2.C.6.f.2) 16-channel video playback transmission to the network. 2.C.6.f.3) 16-channel continuous video receiving from the network. 2.C.6.f.4) Recording of a high quantity of cameras on a single NVR, depending on resolution, quality and fps settings. 2.C.6.f.5) User selectable video archiving of pre-existing recordings. 2.C.6.f.6) Video export in AVI, MPEG-4 or Xvid and viewable on a standard DVD and media player supporting these formats. 2.C.6.f.7) Video archives in a verified, secure USB, CD or DVD format. 2.C.6.f.8) Support for the GUI to display on a widescreen monitor (16:9/16:10). 2.C.6.g. Software Features: 2.C.6.g.1) Simultaneous display, playback, distribution and archive of multiple channels of video and audio. 2.C.6.g.2) Collect multiple channels of analog video and digitize them for display, archive and requested distribution across the network. 2.C.6.g.3) Primary Input Devices: Cameras, microphones and sensors. 2.C.6.g.4) Video Channel and Audio Data: Capable of being displayed, played back, distributed and archived simultaneously across several servers and clients across the network. 2.C.6.g.5) Recording: Version dependent, and viewing capable at different frame rates (fps). 2.C.6.g.6) Sensor Channel: Support a NO or NC device. 2.C.6.g.7) Bookmark feature to be made available. 2.C.6.h. Web-based Interface: 13700-12 2.C.6.h.1) Access the VMS from any standard web browser enabled device. 2.C.6.h.2) Provide live viewing, playback and PTZ controls. 2.C.6.h.3) Groups accessible through web viewer. 2.C.6.h.4) Mobile App: Apple and Android smart phones and tablets. View live or recorded video from any device on the system. View concurrent multiple video streams; 4 on phones, 9 on tablets. Full control of PTZ, including presets. Quick and simple playback. Pinch to zoom on live and recorded video. 2.C.6.i. Keypad or Serial Host: Allow control of a DVR or NVR using a keypad or serial host connected to serial port. The keypad or serial host can start or stop video, play back video, control PTZ movement and start and stop macros. 2.C.6.j. Playback: From main screen without losing live video viewing in the following formats: 2.C.6.j.1) Edge Playback: Using a right mouse-click, playback video from any edge device that supports edge recording directly from the user interface of edge device. 2.C.6.j.2) Quick playback: Using a right mouse-click select and launch playback for a specific camera in a pre-defined number of seconds before the live image. The playback window will open adjacent to the live one. 2.C.6.j.3) Playback from time: Allow setting the playback to start from a specific date, time and database on the network. Allow playing back the same camera several times. 2.C.6.k. Software Delivery: DVD or USB drive format in a suitable case. 2.C.6.l. Integral Events Management System (EVM): 2.C.6.l.1) Enables Digital Video Recording and Management Network Software to interface with external control/management systems, such as a License Plate Recognition System, and correlate recorded and live video to events received from the external control system. 2.C.6.l.2) Receive external data over IP network in various formats, including XML, from external system. Data is stored in a SQL database maintained on a standalone or shared server. SQL Server Software: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express Edition. which is available as a free download from Microsoft as a minimum. SQL Server Software: Microsoft SQL Server. 2.C.6.m. Access Control System Support: Map to any camera in the VMS system to view or record them. 2.C.6.n. Enhanced Edge-based Analytics: Show bounding boxes around detected objects in live and playback video. 2.C.6.o. Events History Reports: 2.C.6.o.1) User generated containing all information related to an event. 2.C.6.o.2) Display reports in either list or thumbnail view. 2.C.6.o.3) Reports contain camera, site names, event dates, and times. 2.C.6.o.4) Selecting event to play back video for the event. 13700-13 2.C.6.o.5) Controls: Specify whether playback should begin when the event occurred or up to 30 minutes prior to the event occurring. The user may add notes about the event to the database. Save a snapshot (jpg) of the event for reference purposes. Display information regarding edits, if any were made to the video. 2.C.6.o.6) Video Masking: Available centrally through the VMS. Allow users with correct authority to unmask video as needed. 2.C.6.o.7) Thumbnail Search: Allow quick visual search of a specified time interval. Narrow time interval as required. Thumbnail launchable as playback or used to export an archive. 2.C.6.o.8) Active Directory (AD): Provide interface allowing importing of groups and users from another AD server to ViconNet, saving the need to create and maintain a user database in ViconNet sites where an AD system is already set up. 2.C.6.p. Recording Management: Provide setup of 24/7 recording or boosting recording parameters upon motion. Allow recording on motion only. 2.C.7. Setup, Configuration and Security of VMS: 2.C.7.a. Multi-User Authorization Login Application: 2.C.7.a.1) Offer levels of authorization based on defined sites and functions. 2.C.7.a.2) Setup Utility: Allow Administrator to configure authorizations. 2.C.7.a.2.a) Users log in by default, as an Administrator or Guest. 2.C.7.a.2.b) Guest Authorization: Configurable for specific system operations. 2.C.7.a.2.c) Authorization Rights: Setup shall be performed using the Site Authorization screen. 2.C.7.a.2.d) Group Rights: Available to configure by specific site. Rights shall provide authority to perform all system functions. 2.C.7.a.3) Multi-user authorization process: 2.C.7.a.3.a) Users: Created once globally and given rights to groups. 2.C.7.a.3.b) User Groups: Created once globally and function in all components connected to network. Active directories of users and groups on other servers shall be able to be imported and shall be able to be sorted either alphabetically or in the order they were added. Groups shall be authorized and given specific access to each unit, permitting "function-specific" profiles. Individual user authorizations within the groups shall allow certain users access to certain cameras. 2.C.7.a.3.c) Users created and authorized for each unit shall be able to log in to any recorder and workstation and automatically have their group rights for that machine follow them. 2.C.7.a.3.d) Group and User Limits: No virtual limit on number of groups and users that can be authorized in software on DVRs or NVRs. Groups and users authorized on IP cameras and encoders/decoders will be a minimum of 20 groups and 100 users. 2.C.7.a.3.e) Allow for each group to be authorized or denied access, multiple 13700-14 functionality's. 2.C.7.a.3.f) Users may log in to any workstation on the system. A user, given appropriate access, may remotely configure all components connected to the network. Programming shall include the complete operation of the recorders. 2.C.7.b. Permit viewing of live video from any camera connected to any recorder on the network. 2.C.7.c. Allow for simultaneous recording of the same camera in two locations over the network (version dependent). 2.C.7.d. Video Vault: Provide ability to save any event that was tagged as an alarm (video motion detection, video loss or input received from the EVM system) to be saved to a separate database, where it cannot be overwritten. 2.C.7.e. Archive Wizard: Simplifies the process of creating archives directly from the camera and saving video to removable media, such as USBs, CD, DVDs or solid- state drives. An embedded player shall be packaged with each archived video clip for playback on any machine. 2.C.7.f. Macro Configuration: Provide method for creating and executing extensive software commands. Macro configuration may be defined for recording cameras and microphones; command duration, recording location (version dependent), local viewing, device ID, picture quality, refresh mode, recording rate (fps) (version dependent), related devices (sensors) and alarm activation. 2.C.7.f.1) Macros allow authorized users to create and schedule software commands that include but not limited to: 2.C.7.f.1.a) Sequencing cameras, including multi-screen displays, in a local and remote recorder. 2.C.7.f.1.b) Execute remote macros existing on recorders currently connected to network. 2.C.7.f.1.c) Record cameras at different qualities and frame rates from any recorder on the network (version dependent). 2.C.7.f.1.d) Send alarm condition to any recorder and workstation on the network. Using macros, an authorized user can program the destination component of the alarm condition. 2.C.7.f.1.e) Run applications or batch files, i.e. open a word processor, spreadsheet program, calculator, media player or start a batch program to run additional tasks. 2.C.7.f.1.f) Run an audio file on alarm; for example, audible instructions. 2.C.7.f.1.g) Send an email, text message, start video or any other task that can be initiated by a batch file in response to a Central Failure Notification (CFN) or Recording System Verification (RVS) notification. 2.C.7.f.1.h) Program and execute macros remotely without the need to be physically located at the recorder that the macros will be programmed on. 2.C.7.f.1.i) The Schedule/Macro button allows the running of preconfigured combinations of camera, sensor and PTZ programmed routines. 2.C.7.f.1.j) Macro scheduling shall include but is not limited to: Days of the week 13700-15 when macro is active. Start and end time for when macro is active. If macro is to run continuously or not. A macro shall be able to run every: 5 min, 10 min, 1/4 hour, 1/2 hour, 3/4 hour, 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, 8 hours, or 12 hours. A macro shall be able to be scheduled to run for 1-256 cycles. 2.C.7.g. Network and Sites Configuration: 2.C.7.g.1) System Nucleus and Backup Nucleus: The Backup Nucleus maintains an updated backup of System Nucleus settings for recovery in case of failure. Provide failover and redundancy and be fully operational in the event of a System Nucleus failure. Each device has an updated backup table to allow operation should the System Nucleus fail. Network Settings Menu: Provide comprehensive worksheet for each networked device. When all units have been set up, the resulting connected devices shall define the site. 2.C.7.g.2) Site Authorization: Workstation is set up using remote recorder or workstation GUI. Site name and authorization is established by User and Group. Permissions are assigned for all system functions. Authorization settings may be sent to other Workstations and duplicated. 2.C.7.g.3) Time Synchronization: All components on the network. 2.C.7.g.4) All appropriate networking features including each server IP, Subnet and Gateway. 2.C.7.h. Device Configuration: Configurable for system recognition and operation. Cameras, fixed or with integrated PTZ. Microphones. Sensors. Relays. 2.C.7.i. Unique ID number and Title descriptor: Assigned to each device. 2.C.7.j. PTZ Cameras: Set up for RS-422 protocol and supported with existing manufacturer's drivers where applicable. 2.C.7.k. Central Failure Notification (CFN) System: Identifies all possible site errors. Accessible from only the Nucleus unit. Log to be in a time/date order and be manually reviewed for errors. 2.C.7.l. Site Map: Allow installation and configuration of custom screen map used to identify and access site-installed components (recorders, cameras, microphones, etc.). 2.C.7.l.1) Jpg image format approximately 980 x 735 pixels. 2.C.7.l.2) Text boxes and sub-maps added to maps, further defining the layout. 2.C.7.l.3) Provide full installation, configuration and editing of maps. 2.C.7.l.4) Maps of smaller sizes should be movable anywhere on the screen. 2.C.7.m. Language Translation Utility (LTU): Allow a manual translation of entire GUI into any language that uses varying alpha-numeric character sets. The utility shall also store files to enable changing from one language to another. 2.C.7.n. Alarm Notification: Via e-mail, text messaging, and work station text. Macros view, listen and record video and audio, PTZ cameras at preset positions, trigger alarms over the network and send email or text message for alarms or as scheduled. 2.C.7.o. Storage Database Utilities: Allow setup and usage of detected local hard disks. Any networked recorder, workstation or server shall be a candidate to add to the picture database. Once established, any recorder shall use established hard disks for recording data. 13700-16 2.C.7.p. Alarm Setup: Recorder alarms established by adding detectors and configuring motion detection on video. The triggering of the recorder's detectors shall be used to send alarms to remote units and generate email or text messages. In addition, detectors shall be able to be edited and deleted. 2.C.7.q. Authentication: Video from recorder's cameras are enabled to verify the authentication of the video and present an authentication symbol on the displayed video for both live and recorded playback. 2.C.8. User Interface for VMS: 2.C.8.a. Common Software Features in Recorders and Workstations: 2.C.8.a.1) Graphical User Interface: Operator learn one interface for both control and programming of the system. 2.C.8.a.2) Functions, offering the ability to remotely configure most system components from any recorder or workstation. 2.C.8.a.3) Application Main Window and Login Window Display: Where all configuration and operation shall be accomplished. 2.C.8.a.4) Login Window: User Name and Password field. User interface serves both operators and system administrators. Operator Controls: Laid out in a familiar VCR type control array, with playback, stop, fast forward, still, slow motion, etc. right under the viewing panes. The workspace area enables operator to select the number of panes to display, view system activity, select quality levels and perform many other functions without having to drill down through menus or search for these commonly used functions. Reacts to User Interaction: For example, when a PTZ camera is selected, a full set of controls shall be provided, enabling the operator to control the camera and all its functions. System Administrator Controls: Easily access functions such as scheduling macros and report producing from a toolbar at top of the Main Window. A toolbar Setup button provides access to the System Settings menu. The System Settings menu provides access to all features of the software. 2.C.8.b. Main Window: Provide the following: 2.C.8.b.1) Site and Device List depicting all recorders, servers and workstations connected to the network. Each unit shall be depicted with all connected devices such as: Cameras connected, differentiating between PTZ and fixed cameras. Microphones. 2.C.8.b.2) A multi-screen display area that allows for various screen displays. 2.C.8.b.3) Full screen of any of the above selected multi-screens shall allow for the viewing of that multi-screen in full screen mode by hiding the graphical user interface. 2.C.8.b.4) PTZ Controls: When selecting a Vicon protocol PTZ camera. Control pan, tilt, zoom, iris and focus. Execute preset positions. Program preset positions. Complete programming of menus embedded in the selected dome. All PTZ programming and control shall be achieved remotely without requiring an operator to be present at the recorder the PTZ camera is connected to. PTZ control shall be performed dynamically onscreen, not requiring an operator to click on arrows to move the PTZ camera. The PTZ control shall be fully variable by dynamically moving the cursor across the video display. Other PTZ protocols shall be supported by the VMS. 2.C.8.b.5) Access to all available programming menus. 13700-17 2.C.8.b.6) On-Demand Recording of Video Currently Viewed: Allow for the recording of any camera from any recorder connected to the network. 2.C.8.c. Site and Device List: Provide a physical list of all known network site areas and connected cameras, PTZ cameras and microphones. Cameras, PTZ cameras and microphones shall be represented by graphical symbols. 2.C.8.c.1) Search Function: For finding devices in the Site List. 2.C.8.c.2) Next and Previous Buttons: 2.C.8.c.3) View cameras and devices by logical grouping instead of the Site List. Components in both lists to be selectable and configurable. 2.C.8.c.4) PTZ Camera Controls when Selected: Control pan, tilt, zoom, iris and focus. Execute preset positions. Program preset positions. Complete programming of menus embedded in the selected dome. PTZ programming and control achieved remotely without requiring an operator to be physically located at the recorder the PTZ is connected to. PTZ control performed on the video screen without the need for an operator to click on any arrows depicting direction of the device to be moved. PTZ control to be fully variable and permit operator to obtain higher pan and tilt speeds by clicking-and-dragging the mouse cursor on the video screen. 2.C.8.d. Viewing Live Cameras: 2.C.8.d.1) Click on desired camera in Site and Device List. 2.C.8.d.2) "Drag-and-Drop" operation of cameras from Site and Device List to appropriate multi-screen space. 2.C.8.d.3) "Drag-and-Drop" operation of recorder from Site and Device List to appropriate multi-screen space. 2.C.8.d.4) "Drag and Drop" operations from a camera group list to the appropriate multi-screen space. 2.C.8.d.5) "Drag and Drop" operations from a graphical map to the appropriate multi- screen space. 2.C.8.e. Navigator Window: Graphically displays recorded video. Contains function buttons necessary to access the video on-screen. 2.C.8.e.1) Scalable timeline available to define "from" and "to" time/date intervals of video and audio. 2.C.8.e.2) Cameras and microphones selected from the Navigator List and displayed in the timeline in different colors for video and audio 2.C.8.e.3) Display Mode: Selected from a palette to configure the number of cameras played back. 2.C.8.e.4) Export Video Button: Used to create video clip, in AVI, MPEG, or Xvid format of the selected single camera video segment. 2.C.8.e.5) Museum Search Button: To search selected video segments for "Area of Interest" (AOI) events using a scalable sensitivity setting. A "Thumbnail Search" button shall be available to quickly search all ONVIF recorded video, using 16 thumbnail images spread evenly across a specifiable time range. A single click on thumbnail launches playback. An interface shall be provided to export video. 13700-18 2.C.8.e.6) Play Button: Displays the Main Window with the Video Display Area containing the selected video segments ready for review. 2.C.8.e.7) Video retrieval in the Navigator Window: 2.C.8.e.7.a) Selecting the Display Mode for required number of cameras. 2.C.8.e.7.b) Selecting the device (recorder or workstation) where video was previously stored or archived. 2.C.8.e.7.c) Selecting the cameras and microphones to be played back. 2.C.8.e.7.d) By "Drag-and-Drop," similar to the live view, selected cameras and microphones are inserted into the multi-screen displays so that an operator can view a mix of previously recorded cameras and live video on the same screen. 2.C.8.e.7.e) The timeline provides a graphical interface depicting color-coded bars that indicate video previously recorded as well as all alarmed video and audio. 2.C.8.e.7.f) Video indicator bars indicate recording with no sensed motion 2.C.8.e.7.g) Any recorders on the network can play back, by utilizing the multi- screen displays, a mix of videos previously recorded on any other server on the network, or archived. 2.C.8.e.7.h) The Navigator Window offers the ability to playback cameras: One by one. Time synchronized (precise timeline when the cameras were recorded). By double-clicking any alarm report line or alarm window. 2.C.8.f. Programming and Advanced Screens Access: An immobile, permanently docked toolbar located on the top live screen provides access to major system functionality. Scheduler and macro generator. Reports. Setup. Logout and shutdown buttons. 2.C.8.g. Information and Web Access: Operators can launch web pages or other web- based data such as embedded HTML or PDF documents from within the user interface of the VMS system and have passcode protected authorization. Informational websites such as traffic, weather or news reports. Internal operating procedures such as operation during emergencies, lockdowns, severe weather, etc. 2.C.8.h. Authentication Settings Screen: Authentication display is configured by site and affects the destination video. A check box shall be available to enable video authentication and view the status of the video generated. The video authentication scheme shall utilize a 128-bit MD5 algorithm. 2.C.9. Video Quality for VMS: 2.C.9.a. Encoders and IP cameras will employ a compression algorithm based on: 2.C.9.a.1) Optimized MPEG-4, JPEG (Normal and Full) or H.264. Software running on DVRs and NVRs shall support the algorithms used by the devices. 2.C.9.a.2) Resolution (Quality) Levels: User selectable, depending on camera. Restarting of application or digital video recorder to affect change is not required. Selectable using a 4-position bar from the main screen. Four levels of resolution (4 CIF, 2 CIF, CIF, and HCIF) and two levels of compression comprising 8 quality levels total. Accessible from the Setup menu selections. 13700-19 2.C.9.b. User selectable resolution shall include capture sizes (camera dependent) of: 2.C.9.b.1) 360 x 122 pixels, 432 x 146, PAL. 2.C.9.b.2) 360 x 244 pixels, 432 x 293, PAL. 2.C.9.b.3) 720 x 244 pixels, 864 x 293, PAL. 2.C.9.b.4) 720 x 488 pixels, 864 x 586, PAL. 2.C.9.b.5) 1280 x 720 pixels (0.9 MP) 2.C.9.b.6) 1280 x 1024 pixels (1.3 MP) 2.C.9.b.7) 1600 x 1200 pixels (2.0 MP) 2.C.9.b.8) 1920 x 1080 pixels (2.1 MP) 2.C.9.b.9) 2048 x 1536 pixels (3.1 MP) 2.C.9.b.10) 2592 x 1944 pixels (5.0 MP) 2.C.10. Add-Ins for VMS 2.C.10.a. Access Control Systems: Available for integration with digital video recording management and network software. 2.C.10.a.1) Meet requirements of business and government access control systems. 2.C.10.a.2) Monitor and control facility access as well as video detection, temperature and communications loss monitoring. 2.C.10.a.3) Provide control and access to users on Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks (WAN), wireless networks and the Internet. 2.C.10.a.4) Video viewing playback and PTZ control from the VMS. 2.C.10.b. License Plate Recognition (LPR) System: Available to enable the digital video recording management and network software to integrate with an external license plate recognition system. 2.C.10.b.1) External LPR links to the Events Management (EVM) system and video and license plate data captured by the LPR system is provided to the EVM system, and stored with the related digital video management system video. 2.C.10.b.2) Event thumbnail images of license plates and corresponding video may be called up for viewing and review. 2.C.10.b.3) Operators can generate "white lists" and "black lists" of plate numbers classifying certain reads to automate events, such as alarms, based upon a vehicle's status. 2.C.11. Web / Mobile Server 2.C.11.a. The server shall act as a gateway to the network video system through a single IP address using browser based interfaces without any requirement to install and maintain client-based software. 2.C.11.a.1) Live View: Up to 16/9/4 (viewer/tablet/phone) cameras shall be displayed simultaneously. 2.C.11.a.2) 13700-20 Playback: Quick playback, playback from time/date or playback from database storage. Fast forward and rewind at selected speed or pause video. 2.C.11.a.3) Display Modes: Viewer: Single, quad (2x2), six (3x2), nine (3x3), sixteen (4x4) and full screen options. Tablet: Single, quad (2x2), six (3x2; 5x1), and nine (3x3) screen options. Phone: Single and quad (2x2) screen options. 2.C.11.a.4) PTZ Controls: Pan, tilt and zoom; auto pan with speed control. Up to 99 presets shall be recalled; presets shall be programmed via the viewer. Viewer only: Focus (near/far), iris (open/close) and auto iris. Lens speed. 2.C.11.a.5) Alarms: Viewer only: Notification of alarms received by the Web Server. 2.C.11.a.6) Log Files: Viewer only: Save log files as required for support. 2.C.11.b. The type and number of servers required to support mobile and web viewing for the specified system parameters shall be the following: 2.C.11.b.1) Model: ViconNet VN-WEB+MOBILE-SYSTEM. Provide number as indicated on system schematic drawing. 2.C.11.b.2) Model: ViconNet VN-WEB+MOBILE-SYSTEM-R1. Provide number as indicated on system schematic drawing. 2.C.11.b.3) Model: ViconNet VN-WEB+MOBILE-SW. Provide number as indicated on system schematic drawing. 2.C.11.c. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty. 2.C.12. Network Video Recorders: 2.C.12.a. Network Video Recorder with Internal RAID: The NVR shall be a high-capacity Network Video Recorder that enables simultaneous capture, view and storage of high quality, high resolution voice, video and data. The NVR shall provide scalable, internal RAID 5 or 6 storage for medium and large-scale installations. 2.C.12.a.1) Configured with ViconNet Video Management Software (VMS). 2.C.12.a.2) Utilizes a dedicated RAID controller card offering RAID 5 or RAID 6 configurations. 2.C.12.a.3) Scalable from one to hundreds of recorders. 2.C.12.a.4) Support for HD video. 2.C.12.a.5) Support for third-party network cameras. 2.C.12.a.6) Embedded Windows operating system for enhanced security and reliability. 2.C.12.a.7) M-JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 compression. 2.C.12.a.8) High-capacity internal storage. 2.C.12.a.9) Multi-language application. 2.C.12.a.10) Advanced video authentication. 2.C.12.a.11) Integration with third-party management software using software development kit (SDK). 13700-21 2.C.12.a.12) Processor: Intel Core i5 (standard). 2.C.12.a.13) Processor: Xeon Core 2 Quad 2.4 GHz (upgrade). 2.C.12.b. Product: ViconNet NVR Shadow Series (Rack Mounted with RAID storage) as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.C.12.b.1) Size: Provide 8 bay unit. 2.C.12.b.2) Size: Provide 24 bay unit. 2.C.12.b.3) 6.5 TB RAID 5 storage: Model VN-NVR-6500V6-R5. 2.C.12.b.4) 13 TB RAID 5 storage: Model VN-NVR-13TBV6-R5. 2.C.12.b.5) 17 TB RAID 5 storage: Model VN-NVR-17TBV6-R5. 2.C.12.b.6) 38 TB RAID 5 storage: Model VN-NVR-38TBV6-R5. 2.C.12.b.7) 57 TB RAID 5 storage: Model VN-NVR-57TBV6-R5. 2.C.12.b.8) 5.7 TB RAID 6 storage: Model VN-NVR-5700V6-R6. 2.C.12.b.9) 11 TB RAID 6 storage: Model VN-NVR-11TBV6-R6. 2.C.12.b.10) 14 TB RAID 6 storage: Model VN-NVR-14TBV6-R6. 2.C.12.b.11) 34 TB RAID 6 storage: Model VN-NVR-34TBV6-R6. 2.C.12.b.12) 51 TB RAID 6 storage: Model VN-NVR-51TBV6-R6. 2.C.12.c. Accessories: 2.C.12.c.1) Control Keypad (V1411X-DVC): Desk-top version, provides multi-function control for camera stations with variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and push buttons for lens function used with NVRs, workstations, and DVRs. 2.C.12.c.2) Control Keypad (V1411J-DVC): Desk-top version, provides multi-function control for camera stations with three-function variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and push buttons for lens function used with NVRs, workstations, and DVRs. 2.C.12.c.3) Network Control Keypad (V1500X-SCCS-1): Used to control ViconNet digital video management systems, including Virtual Matrix Display Controller (VMDC) over an IP network or serial connection. 2.C.12.d. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty. 2.C.13. Network Video Recorders and Workstations: 2.C.13.a. Network Video Recorder: The NVR shall be a high-capacity Network Video Recorder that enables simultaneous capture, view and storage of high quality, high resolution voice, video and data. 2.C.13.a.1) Configured with ViconNet Video Management Software (VMS). 2.C.13.a.2) Scalable from one to hundreds of recorders. 2.C.13.a.3) 13700-22 Support for HD video and megapixel cameras. 2.C.13.a.4) Support for third-party network cameras. 2.C.13.a.5) Record up to 95 cameras on a single NVR. 2.C.13.a.6) Embedded Windows operating system for enhanced security and reliability. 2.C.13.a.7) M-JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 compression. 2.C.13.a.8) High-capacity internal storage. 2.C.13.a.9) Multi-language application. 2.C.13.a.10) Advanced video authentication. 2.C.13.a.11) Integration with third-party management software using software development kit (SDK). 2.C.13.a.12) External RAID 5 Storage Area Network capability (NVRs). 2.C.13.a.13) Processor: Intel Core i5 (standard). 2.C.13.a.14) Processor: Xeon Core 2 Quad 2.4 GHz (upgrade). 2.C.13.b. Product: ViconNet NVR Series as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.C.13.b.1) Desktop: Model VN-NVR-V6. 2.C.13.b.1.a) Provide 1000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.1.b) Provide 2000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.1.c) Provide 3000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.1.d) Provide 5000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.1.e) Provide 6000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.2) Rack Mount: Model VN-NVR-V6-R1. 2.C.13.b.2.a) Provide 1000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.2.b) Provide 2000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.2.c) Provide 3000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.2.d) Provide 4000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.2.e) Provide 5000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.b.2.f) Provide 6000 GB hard drive. 2.C.13.c. Product: ViconNet Workstation Series as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.C.13.c.1) Desktop: Model VN-WS-PCV6. 2.C.13.c.2) Rack Mount: Model VN-WS-PCV6-R1. 2.C.13.d. Accessories: 2.C.13.d.1) Control Keypad (V1411X-DVC): Desk-top version, provides multi-function 13700-23 control for camera stations with variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and push buttons for lens function used with NVRs, workstations, and DVRs. 2.C.13.d.2) Control Keypad (V1411J-DVC): Desk-top version, provides multi-function control for camera stations with three-function variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and push buttons for lens function. Used with NVRs, workstations, and DVRs. 2.C.13.d.3) Network Control Keypad (V1500X-SCCS-1): Used to control ViconNet digital video management systems, including Virtual Matrix Controller (VMC) over an IP network. 2.C.13.d.4) External Storage Options (VN-SAN Series): Vicon offers a variety of external storage options using SAN and other technologies. Refer to the web site for more information. 2.C.13.e. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty. 2.C.14. Hybrid Digital Video Recorders: 2.C.14.a. 16-Channel Hybrid Digital Video Recorder: The recorder shall record 16 analog cameras and encode the analog inputs for use by the VMS. An additional 8 IP channels shall also be recorded, and managed by the system, with real-time frame rate at 4CIF resolution. 2.C.14.a.1) Configured with ViconNet Video Management Software (VMS). 2.C.14.a.2) Scalable from one to hundreds of recorders. 2.C.14.a.3) Support for HD video and Megapixel cameras. 2.C.14.a.4) Real-time Hybrid recording of up to 16 analog cameras and up to 8 additional IP cameras. 2.C.14.a.5) Support for third-party network cameras. 2.C.14.a.6) Embedded Windows operating system for enhanced security and reliability. 2.C.14.a.7) M-JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 compression. 2.C.14.a.8) High-capacity internal storage. 2.C.14.a.9) Removable hard drive option for ease of maintenance. 2.C.14.a.10) Solid-state drive option for operating system provides less power usage, faster data access and higher reliability. 2.C.14.a.11) Multi-language application. 2.C.14.a.12) Advanced video authentication. 2.C.14.a.13) Integration with third-party management software using software development kit (SDK). 2.C.14.b. Product: ViconNet Kollector Force 16-Channel Hybrid Digital Video Recorder as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.C.14.b.1) 240 at ViconNet MPEG-4/120 at H.264; no internal hard drives for storage: Model KF2-SAN-V6. 13700-24 2.C.14.b.2) 240 at ViconNet MPEG-4/120 at H.264: Model KF2-(X)V6 (hard drive storage size as indicated). 2.C.14.b.3) 480 at ViconNet MPEG-4/240 at H.264; no internal hard drives for storage: Model KF3-SAN-V6. 2.C.14.b.4) 480 at ViconNet MPEG-4/240 at H.264: Model KF3-(X)V6 (hard drive storage size as indicated). 2.C.14.b.5) 240 at ViconNet MPEG-4/120 at H.264: Model KF2-(X)V6-R5 (hard drive storage size as indicated). 2.C.14.b.6) 480 at ViconNet MPEG-4/240 at H.264: Model KF3-(X)V6-R5 (hard drive storage size as indicated). 2.C.14.c. Product: ViconNet Kollector Strike 16-Channel Hybrid Digital Video Recorder as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 2.C.14.c.1) 240 at ViconNet MPEG-4/120 at H.264: Model KS2-(X)V6. 2.C.14.c.2) 480 at ViconNet MPEG-4/240 at H.264: Model KS3-(X)V6. 2.C.14.c.3) 240 at ViconNet MPEG-4/120 at H.264: Model KS2B1-(X)V6. 2.C.14.c.4) 480 at ViconNet MPEG-4/240 at H.264: Model KS3B1-(X)V6. 2.C.14.c.5) 240 at ViconNet MPEG-4/120 at H.264: Model KS2-SANV6-1. 2.C.14.c.6) 480 at ViconNet MPEG-4/240 at H.264: Model KS3-SANV6-1. 2.C.14.d. Accessories: 2.C.14.d.1) Control Keypad (V1411X-DVC): Desk-top version, provides multi-function control for camera stations with variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and push buttons for lens function. used with NVRs, workstations, and DVRs 2.C.14.d.2) Control Keypad (V1411J-DVC): Desk-top version, provides multi-function control for camera stations with three-function variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and push buttons for lens function. used with NVRs, workstations, and DVRs 2.C.14.d.3) Network Control Keypad (V1500X-SCCS-1): Used to control ViconNet digital video management systems, including Virtual Matrix Controller (VMC) over an IP network 2.C.14.d.4) External Storage Options (VN-SAN Series): Vicon offers a variety of external storage options using SAN and other technologies. Refer to the web site for more information. 2.C.14.e. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty. 2.C.15. Encoders: 2.C.15.a. Network Encoder: Encoder shall be a digital video server that converts analog camera inputs into streamed IP video data. It shall offer full support of NTSC/EIA and PAL/CCIR video cameras. Scalable - Use several units for multiple cameras. Supports dual streaming. Auto-sensing NTSC/PAL. 24 VAC input power or Power over Ethernet (PoE). 13700-25 2.C.15.b. Basis or Design: H264-ENCDR Four Channel Video Encoder as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 2.C.15.b.1) Model H264-ENCDR: Four-channel encoder. 2.C.15.b.2) Model H264-ENCDR-RK2: Rack mounting kit. Mounts two H264-ENCDR units in a rack. 2.C.15.b.3) Model H264-ENCDR-RK8: Rack mounting kit. Mounts 8 H264-ENCDR units vertically in a 5U 19 in rack. 2.C.15.b.4) Model H264-ENCDR-WM: Wall mounting kit. 2.C.15.b.5) Video Parameters: 2.C.15.b.5.a) Video Channels: 4. 2.C.15.b.5.b) Video Formats Supported: NTSC/EIA and PAL/CCIR. 2.C.15.b.5.c) Video Compression: H.264. 2.C.15.b.5.d) Video Streaming: TCP, UDP, unicast and multicast. 2.C.15.b.5.e) Resolutions NTSC: HCIF, CIF, 2 CIF, 4 CIF (352x120 - 2.C.15.b.5.f) 720x480). 2.C.15.b.5.g) Resolutions PAL: HCIF, CIF, 2 CIF, 4 CIF (352x144 - 720x576). 2.C.15.b.5.h) Frame Rate: 30/25 fps (NTSC/PAL) per camera at full resolution. 2.C.15.b.5.i) Alarm Inputs: 4 dry contact, N.O. and N.C. 2.C.15.b.5.j) Alarm Outputs: 4 relay control (open collector) outputs for external relay box. 2.C.15.b.5.k) Audio: 4 line-level microphone and speaker inputs. 2.C.15.b.5.l) PTZ Control: 2 RS-422/485 simplex protocol. Phoenix connections. 2.C.15.b.6) Electrical Parameters: 2.C.15.b.6.a) Input Voltage: 24 VAC, plus or minus 20 percent, 50/60 Hz. Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af. 2.C.15.b.6.b) Current: 470 mA max. at 24 VAC. 2.C.15.b.6.c) PoE: 205 mA max. at 48 VDC. 2.C.15.b.6.d) Power Consumption: 11.3 W. 2.C.15.b.6.e) Heat Output: 39.55 btu/hour. 2.C.15.b.6.f) Indicators, Network Activity: Amber LEDs 2.C.15.b.6.g) Indicators, Connectivity: Green LEDs. 2.C.15.b.6.h) Connectors: Power: 2-pin Phoenix. Network and PoE: RJ-45. Alarm In: 5 pin Phoenix with 4 N.O./N.C. sensor contacts. Relay: 5-pin Phoenix; can control 4 relay control outputs; 5 24 VDC, 500 mA max.

13700-26 per output. Requires separate customer supplied power supply and relay. Analog Video In: 4 BNC-F connectors. RS422/485 (PTZ): 2 6- pin Phoenix connectors for transmit (4 channels) and receive; allows to connect without daisy chain. Audio: 6-pin Phoenix for microphones and speakers (output not currently used). 2.C.15.b.6.i) Certifications: UL, CE; FCC Class A. 2.C.15.b.7) Physical Parameters: 2.C.15.b.7.a) Operating Temperature: 32 degrees to 104 degreesF (0 degrees to 40 degreesC). 2.C.15.b.7.b) Humidity: Up to 90% relative, non-condensing. Application: Indoor. 2.C.15.b.7.c) Mounting: Desk, wall or rack mounting with optional 2.C.15.b.7.d) mounting accessories. 2.C.15.b.7.e) Dimensions: Height (H): 1.73 in. (44 mm). 2.C.15.b.7.f) Width (W): 8.5 in. (216 mm). 2.C.15.b.7.g) Depth (D): 6.75 in. (153 mm), including 2.C.15.b.7.h) connectors. 2.C.15.b.7.i) Weight: 2.25 lbs (1.0 kg). 2.C.15.b.7.j) Construction: Aluminum case/aluminum extrusion. 2.C.15.c. Basis or Design: Express 8, Eight Channel Video Encoder as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 2.C.15.c.1) Hard Disk Drive: None 2.C.15.c.2) Compression: H.264. 2.C.15.c.3) User Interface: Oncreen (GUI) for local control. 2.C.15.c.4) Web interface for remote viewing. 2.C.15.c.5) Mobile phone applications. 2.C.15.c.6) Rack mounting kit. 2.C.15.d. Basis or Design: Express 16, Sixteen Channel Video Encoder as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 2.C.15.d.1) Hard Disk Drive: None 2.C.15.d.2) Compression: H.264. 2.C.15.d.3) User Interface: Oncreen (GUI) for local control. 2.C.15.d.4) Web interface for remote viewing. 2.C.15.d.5) Mobile phone applications. 2.C.15.d.6) Rack mounting kit. 2.C.15.e. Basis or Design: VN-901T Single Channel ONVIF Video Encoder as manufactured 13700-27 by Vicon Industries. 2.C.15.e.1) Ideal solution for creating hybrid analog/IP systems using analog cameras with IP VMS 2.C.15.e.2) Video Input: Single analog camera video input. 2.C.15.e.3) Video Output: Single looping. 2.C.15.e.4) Scalable: Use several units for multiple cameras. 2.C.15.e.5) Compression: H.264 high-profile, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG. 2.C.15.e.6) Streaming: Dual. 2.C.15.e.7) Auto-sensing: NTSC/PAL. 2.C.15.e.8) Transmission Rate: 30 fps (25 fps PAL) at all resolutions. 2.C.15.e.9) Alarms: Two inputs, one relay control output, PTZ port, and one-line level microphone inputs. 2.C.15.e.10) Privacy masking and motion detection. 2.C.15.e.11) Input voltage: PoE, 12 VDC, or 24 VAC. 2.C.15.e.12) ONVIF Interface: Interoperability open platform systems. 2.C.15.f. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty.

2.3 VIRTUAL MATRIX DISPLAY CONTROLLER

3.A. Virtual Matrix Display Controller (VMDC) as manufactured and supplied by Vicon Industries. 3.A.1. Certifications: FCC Class A. 3.A.2. Models: 3.A.2.a. VMDC-SW: Virtual Matrix Display Controller Software (Installation on 3rd party server). Single license. 3.A.2.b. VMDC-2: Virtual Matrix Display Controller with 2 display outputs. Tower unit. 3.A.2.c. VMDC-4: Virtual Matrix Display Controller with 4 display outputs. Tower unit. 3.A.2.d. VMDC-6: Virtual Matrix Display Controller with 6 display outputs. Tower unit. 3.A.2.e. VMDC-2R: Virtual Matrix Display Controller with 2 display outputs. 4RU rack- mount unit. 3.A.2.f. VMDC-4R: Virtual Matrix Display Controller with 4 display outputs. 4RU rack- mount unit. 3.A.2.g. VMDC-6R: Virtual Matrix Display Controller with 6 display outputs. 4RU rack- mount unit. 3.A.2.h. The viewer application shall be Vicon's VN-VIEWER-16. 3.A.3. 13700-28 Self-contained, matrix control solution for the VMS. Direct network video to multiple monitor displays using a keypad, graphical user interface (GUI) or Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). 3.A.3.a. Events Management system in the VMS software receives data from external systems, triggering macros in response to the input. 3.A.3.b. Matrix command/control center software interface and hardware decoding component enable remote network video streams to be displayed on multiple monitors in multiple locations. Operator can display any camera on any monitor connected to the network. Camera selection may be controlled via a dedicated keypad or by using the graphical user interface. 3.A.3.c. Scalable. A single VMDC unit controls up to 6 high-definition monitors. Control additional monitors by connecting additional VMDC units to the network and/or using video decoder appliances. 3.A.3.d. Enclosures: Rack or tower. 3.A.3.e. Software available for installation on a PC meeting minimum requirements specified in this document. 3.A.4. Software Description: Graphic user interface (GUI) incorporating video display areas, toolbars, control palettes, and site/device lists. The system allows camera-to-monitor selection and camera PTZ control on a keypad controller or PLC. 3.A.4.a. Receives live or recorded video inputs. Operators can direct the video to any monitor connected to it, including monitor walls or monitors connected to additional VMDCs on the network. Available licensing for 2, 4 or 6 monitors. Licenses upgradeable at any time to maximum of 6 monitors. 3.A.4.b. Each VMDC supports 4 keypads/serial host interface. 3.A.4.c. VMDC Video Performance. 3.A.4.c.1) Compression Type: ViconNet MPEG-4. 3.A.4.c.1.a) Resolution: 2 CIF. FPS: 7.5. Decoder Stream: 150. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 104. FPS: 15. Decoder Stream: 106. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 52. FPS: 30. Decoder Stream: 53. Dual Monitor Stream: 43. Multi-Monitor Stream: 26. 3.A.4.c.1.b) Resolution: D1. FPS: 7.5. Decoder Stream: 144. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 88. FPS: 15. Decoder Stream: 72. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 44. FPS: 30. Decoder Stream: 36. Dual Monitor Stream: 33. Multi-Monitor Stream: 22. 3.A.4.c.2) Compression Type: H.264. 3.A.4.c.2.a) Resolution: 2 CIF. FPS: 7.5. Decoder Stream: 144. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 88. FPS: 15. Decoder Stream: 72. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 44. FPS: 30. Decoder Stream: 36. Dual Monitor Stream: 33. Multi-Monitor Stream: 22. 3.A.4.c.2.b) Resolution: D1. FPS: 7.5. Decoder Stream: 52. Dual Monitor Stream: 64. Multi-Monitor Stream: 44. FPS: 15. Decoder Stream: 26. Dual Monitor Stream: 44. Multi-Monitor Stream: 22. FPS: 30. Decoder Stream: 13. Dual Monitor Stream: 22. Multi-Monitor Stream: 11. 3.A.4.c.2.c) Resolution: 2 MP. FPS: 3. Decoder Stream: 28. Dual Monitor Stream: 32. Multi-Monitor Stream: 24. FPS: 7. Decoder Stream: 14. Dual 13700-29 Monitor Stream: 16. Multi-Monitor Stream: 12. FPS: 15. Decoder Stream: 7. Dual Monitor Stream: 8. Multi-Monitor Stream: 6. 3.A.4.c.2.d) Resolution: 5 MP. FPS: 1. Decoder Stream: 44. Dual Monitor Stream: 56. Multi-Monitor Stream: 40. FPS: 2. Decoder Stream: 22. Dual Monitor Stream: 28. Multi-Monitor Stream: 20. FPS: 4. Decoder Stream: 11. Dual Monitor Stream: 14. Multi-Monitor Stream: 10. 3.A.4.d. Compression: H.264, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG. 3.A.4.e. High-Definition Video: 5 megapixels (2560 x 1600) 3.A.4.f. Monitors: 16 x 9 monitors. 3.A.4.g. Monitors Connected to the VMDC Display: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36 or 64 segment views. Monitors are graphically depicted on the VMDC GUI Main Window interface. Selected monitor highlighted in red for easy identification. Video played back on a selected monitor. Playback selected by date and time or, by mouse click for quick playback. 3.A.4.h. VMDC displays titles, when enabled, and operator can send a 20 character text messages to the monitor for display. Alarms display on certain dedicated monitors or on all monitors, if so configured. 3.A.4.i. VMS software shall provide Authorization rights setup for users for an administrator using the Site Authorization screen. Group rights shall be configurable by specific site. VMDC users are granted certain rights and access or full control based on their individual requirements. 3.A.4.j. The VMDC Main Window: 3.A.4.j.1) Site and Device list depicting all DVRs, video encoders and IP cameras connected to the local VMDC. A physical list of all known network sites and connected cameras, PTZ cameras and microphones represented by graphical symbols. 3.A.4.j.1.a) Each unit depicted with all connected devices such as: cameras connected (differentiating between PTZ and fixed cameras) and microphones. 3.A.4.j.1.b) Number of segments each monitor is displaying: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36 or 64. 3.A.4.j.1.c) Components in the list shall be selectable and configurable. 3.A.4.j.1.d) When PTZ dome camera is selected, operator can: Control pan, tilt, zoom, iris and focus, including auto iris and autopen. Program preset positions. Execute preset positions. Complete programming of menus embedded in the selected dome. 3.A.4.j.2) PTZ programming and control achieved remotely without requiring an operator at the recorder where the PTZ camera is connected. 3.A.4.j.3) PTZ control performed dynamically onscreen, and not require clicking on arrows to move the PTZ camera. Control is fully variable by dynamically moving the cursor across the video display. 3.A.4.j.4) PTZ interface controls operation and programming functions of Vicon SVFT domes and basic functions of PTZ domes by other manufacturers. 3.A.4.j.5) Access to all available programming menus. 3.A.4.j.6) 13700-30 Access to external controls, and reports for Alarm History, Audit Log and CFN log. 3.A.4.k. Viewing of Live Cameras: Clicking on monitor display location and then desired camera in Site and Device list. "Drag-and-Drop" from Site and Device list to location in the Monitor Display Layout. 3.A.4.l. The software permits viewing of live video from any camera connected to the system. 3.A.4.m. The software supports on-demand recording (manual recording) to a remote location. 3.A.4.n. The software supports playback from the Main Window in the following formats: Quick Playback: User can select and launch playback for VMS encoded cameras in a pre-defined number of seconds before the live image. The playback window shall open in the selected monitor location. Playback from Time: Allows setting the playback to start from a specific date, time and database on the network. Allows playing back the same camera several times. 3.A.4.o. Programming and Advanced Screens Access: Permanently docked toolbar on the top live screen. Scheduler/Macro. Reports. Setup. Logout. 3.A.4.p. Macros Configuration: Programming for creating and executing software commands. Allow an authorized user to create and schedule software commands. 3.A.4.p.1) Sequencing cameras, including multi-screen displays on selected monitors. 3.A.4.p.2) Execute remote macros existing on recorders currently connected to the network. 3.A.4.p.3) Record cameras at different qualities and frame rates from any recorder on the network. 3.A.4.p.4) Send an alarm condition to any recorder and workstation on the network. Using macros, an authorized user can program the destination component of the alarm condition. 3.A.4.p.5) An authorized user can program and execute macros remotely without the need to be physically located at the recorder that the macros will be programmed on. 3.A.4.p.6) The Schedule/Macro button allows the running of preconfigured combinations of camera, sensor and PTZ programmed routines. 3.A.4.p.7) Macro scheduling shall include but is not limited to: Days of the week when a macro is active. Start and end time for when a macro is active. If a macro is to run continuously or not. 3.A.4.p.8) A macro shall be able to run every 5 min, 10 min, 1/4 hour, 1/2 hour, 3/4 hour, 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, 8 hours and 12 hours. 3.A.4.q. Network Settings and Site Name Utility shall allow: Setup of a system nucleus, which is the central station of the VMS. Time synchronization of all components on the network. All appropriate networking features including each server IP, Subnet and Gateway. 3.A.4.r. Language Translation Utility (LTU). Allow a manual translation of the entire GUI into any language that uses varying alpha-numeric character sets. The utility accommodates simple changing from one language to another. 3.A.5. Workstation Parameters: 13700-31 3.A.5.a. Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate. 3.A.5.b. CPU: Intel Core i7-920 processor. 3.A.5.c. RAM: 4 GB. 3.A.5.d. Hard Drive: 250 GB minimum. 3.A.5.e. Video Card: Sapphire ATI HD 5650. 3.A.5.f. Power Supply: 750 W minimum. 3.A.6. Mechanical Parameters: 3.A.6.a. Application: Indoor. 3.A.6.b. Rack Mounting: Standard 19 in. (483 mm) rack mount. 3.A.6.c. Rack Mounting: Stackable, 4U height. 3.A.6.d. Dimensions, Rack-Mount (H x W x D): 7 in (177.8 mm) x 18.75 in (476 mm) x 24.25 in (616 mm), including connectors. 3.A.6.e. Dimensions, Tower (H x W x D): 7 in (177.8 mm) x 18.5 in (470 mm) x 16 in (406.4 mm). 3.A.6.f. Weight, Rack Mount: 50.0 lbs (22.6 kg). 3.A.6.g. Weight, Tower: 22.7 lbs (10.32 kg). 3.A.6.h. Construction: Steel case and hardware. 3.A.7. Environmental Parameters: 3.A.7.a. Operating Temperature: 32 to 104 degrees F (0 to 40 degrees C). 3.A.7.b. Humidity: Up to 95 percent relative, non-condensing. 3.A.7.c. Ideal Room Temperature: 66 to 75 degrees F (19 to 25 degrees C). 3.A.7.d. Ideal Room Humidity: Up to 80 percent relative, non-condensing. 3.A.7.e. Maximum Room Temperature: 50 to 86 degrees F (10 to 30 degrees C). 3.A.7.f. Storage Temperature Range: Minus 4 to 158 degrees F (Minus 20 to 70 degrees C) maximum. 3.A.8. Software Parameters: 3.A.8.a. Graphical Map: Graphical site map supports realistic camera location. 3.A.8.b. Quick Playback: Starts video playback of live camera with a few clicks. 3.A.8.c. Local and Remote Monitor Control: Interface graphically displays virtual representation of all monitors connected in the system and permits flexible display configurations and drag-and-drop camera selection. 3.A.8.d. PTZ Control: Operator has full PTZ control of any PTZ camera in the system using the GUI, keypad or PLC. 3.A.8.e. Macro Configuration: Macros can be defined for recording or displaying and 13700-32 playing cameras, microphones and related devices (sensors) as well as sending alarm notification through email or SMS text message. 3.A.8.f. Authorization Rights: Group rights can be configured by specific site. Rights provide authority to perform all system functions. 3.A.8.g. Alarms: Alarms can be programmed to annunciate under special conditions. 3.A.8.h. Central Failure Notification (CFN): Utility that provides notifications indicating certain applications have failed.

2.4 RAID STORAGE DEVICE

4.A. Storage Area Network Device: Device provides a high-density storage solution as a primary and/or backup data storage. Device uses the iSCSI standard; the unit is capable of being located long distances from the NVRs or DVRs over a standard Ethernet connection. No special interface devices or cabling shall be required. The unit operates over standard CAT-5E or CAT- 6 cabling, switches and routers. 4.A.1. Enterprise-class, iSCSI storage. 4.A.2. Energy-efficient idle mode conserves power, but provides near-instantaneous access to data when needed. 4.A.3. Preconfigured from factory to support up to 4 DVRs or NVRs. 4.A.4. Supported RAID Levels: 0, 1, 1+0, 4, 5 and 6. 4.A.5. Hot-swap failed drives in an instant with no data loss.

4.B. Product: ViconNet VN-SAN Storage Area Network Device as manufactured by Vicon Industries Inc. 4.B.1. 18-bayViconNet SAN storage unit. Includes nine 2TB drives, 15TB usable storage configured for RAID 5: Model VN-SAN-9-2000R5. 4.B.2. 18-bayViconNet SAN storage unit. Includes eighteen 2TB drives, 28.5TB usable storage configured for RAID 5: Model VN-SAN-18-2000R5. 4.B.3. 18-bayViconNet SAN storage unit. Includes eighteen 3TB drives, 42TB usable storage configured for RAID 5: Model VN-SAN-18-3000R5. 4.B.4. 18-bayViconNet SAN storage unit. Includes eighteen 4TB drives, 57TB usable storage configured for RAID 5: Model VN-SAN-18-4000R5. 4.B.5. 48-bayViconNet SAN storage unit. Includes forty-eight 2TB drives, 81TB usable storage configured for RAID 5: Model VN-SAN-48-2000R5.

4.C. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty.

2.5 CAMERAS FOR VIDEO MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

5.A. General: 5.A.1.

13700-33 All equipment and materials used shall be standard components, regularly manufactured, regularly utilized in the manufacturer's system. 5.A.2. All systems and components shall have been thoroughly tested and proven in actual use. 5.A.3. All systems and components shall be provided with the availability of a toll free 24-hour immediate technical assistance for either the dealer/installer at no charge.

5.B. Basis of Design: Alliance Mini Series Indoor Fixed IP Dome Cameras as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.B.1. Model: IQD61NI-F11. 5.B.2. Model: IQD61WV-B7. 5.B.3. Model: IQD61WV-F13. 5.B.4. Model: IQD62NI-F11. 5.B.5. Model: IQD62WV-B7. 5.B.6. Model: IQD62WV-F13. 5.B.7. Model: IQD63WV-B7. 5.B.8. Model: IQD63WV-F13. 5.B.9. Model: IQD65NV-F13. 5.B.10. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, IK7, ONVIF, PSIA, RoHS 2, UL, and cUL. 5.B.11. General Features: High-resolution day/night camera. 5.B.11.a. Mounting: Indoor surface mount. 5.B.11.b. Lens, Integral varifocal: 3-6 mm. 5.B.11.c. Lens, Fixed: 2.8 mm. 5.B.11.d. Lens, Iris: 2.5 mm. 5.B.11.e. Day/night Operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. 5.B.11.f. Dome: Clear polycarbonate secured by tamperproof screws. 5.B.11.g. Simultaneous dual streaming video; H.264 and M-JPEG compression. 5.B.11.h. Full duplex, bi-directional audio synchronized with H.264 video stream. 5.B.11.i. FCC Class A device. Supports ONVIF interface. 5.B.11.j. SD card slot for local storage. 5.B.11.k. Camera Features: Electronic Iris, WDR (1, 2, 3 MP versions only), AGC, BLC, white balance, flip and rotate, and motion detection. WDR and 5 MP models provide two-way audio. I/O relay, real-time clock and analog output, and support IQaccess. 5.B.12. Camera Parameters 5.B.12.a. Imaging Device: 1/3.2-inch progressive scan CMOS. 13700-34 5.B.12.b. Resolution: 1 MP (720p), 2 MP (1080p), 3 MP, and 5 MP models. 5.B.12.c. Shutter Speed: 1/8000 seconds. 5.B.12.d. Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.B.12.e. Sensitivity: Color: 0.2 lux. Black and White: Below 0.05 lux; 0 lux with external IR source 5.B.12.f. Adjustment, Tilt and Horizontal: 3-axis adjustment. Pan 360 degrees, tilt 90 degrees, roll 350 degrees axis rotation. 5.B.12.g. Lens Adjustment: Manual focus and zoom adjustment; fixed iris. 5.B.12.h. Focal Length: 3 to 6 mm varifocal, 2.8 mm fixed, and 2.5 mm fixed. 5.B.12.i. Horizontal Field of View: 3 to 6 mm indoor; 1/2 MP: 60 to 99 degrees. 2.8 mm; 1/2 MP: 116 degrees. 2.5 mm; 1/2 MP: 97 degrees. 2.5 mm; 3 MP: 103 degrees. 2.5 mm; 3 MP: 93 degrees. 5.B.13. Physical Parameters: 5.B.13.a. Operating Temperature: 32 to 104 degrees F (0 to 40 degrees C). 5.B.13.b. Humidity: 10 to 80 percent relative, non-condensing. 5.B.13.c. Construction: Cast aluminum base, aluminum trim ring on WDR/5 MP models, and plastic trim ring on indoor models. 5.B.13.d. Dimensions (H x W x D): 2.78 in. (70.7 mm) x 4.52 in. (115 mm) x 3.54 in. (90 mm). 5.B.13.e. Dome Diameter: 2.90 in. (73.7 mm). 5.B.13.f. Weight: Approximately 0.66 lbs (0.3 kg). 5.B.14. Electrical Parameters: 5.B.14.a. Input Voltage: PoE. Less than 4 W power consumption. 5.B.14.b. Connectors, PoE and Video/Data: RJ-45. 5.B.14.c. Connectors, Audio In/Out, I/O Relay, Analog Output (WDR/5 MP only): Cable or backbox accessory. 5.B.14.d. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A; CE. 5.B.15. Network Parameters: 5.B.15.a. Communication: Open platform. 5.B.15.b. Compression: H.264; MPEG-4; M-JPEG. 5.B.15.c. LAN Interface: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX, Multicast. 5.B.15.d. Video Channels: Dual streaming. 5.B.15.e. Resolution, 1 MP (720p): 1280 x 720. 5.B.15.f. Resolution, 2 MP (1080p): 1920 x 1080. 5.B.15.g. 13700-35 Resolution, 3 MP: 2048 x 1536. 5.B.15.h. Resolution, 5 MP: 2560 x 1920. 5.B.15.i. Frame Rate, 1 MP (720p): 30 fps. 5.B.15.j. Frame Rate, 2 MP (1080p): 30 fps. 5.B.15.k. Frame Rate, 3 MP: 20 fps. 5.B.15.l. Frame Rate, 5 MP: 10 fps. 5.B.15.m. Web Browser: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Mozilla, or Opera. 5.B.15.n. Users: 10 user live viewing. 5.B.15.o. Image Settings: Configurable brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness. Auto exposure, flip horizontal, flip vertical, 180 degrees rotation, auto white balance, AGC, BLC, WDR (1,2,3 MP versions), motion detection, and AC lighting Control (50 or 60 Hz). 5.B.15.p. Supported Protocols: TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP, CIFS, SMTP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, UDP, uPnP, ARP, SNMP, ICMP, Zeroconf, APIPA, Telnet, and multicast.

5.C. Basis of Design: Alliance MX Series Indoor/Outdoor Fixed IP Dome Cameras as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries. 5.C.1. Model IQM61NE-B5: non-motorized zoom/focus and fixed iris. 5.C.2. Model IQM61WR-B5: non-motorized zoom/focus and fixed iris. 5.C.3. Model IQM61WR-A4: Motorized zoom/focus and P-iris lens. 5.C.4. Model IQM62NE-B5: non-motorized zoom/focus and fixed iris. 5.C.5. Model IQM62WR-B5: non-motorized zoom/focus and fixed iris. 5.C.6. Model IQM62WR-A4: Motorized zoom/focus and P-iris lens. 5.C.7. Model IQM63WR-A4: Motorized zoom/focus and P-iris lens. 5.C.8. Model IQM65NR-A4. 5.C.9. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, IK10, IP66, ISO, NEMA4, ONVIF, PSIA, RoHS 2, UL, and cUL. 5.C.10. General Features: 5.C.10.a. Mounting: Indoor and outdoor surface mounting. 5.C.10.b. Lens: Integral 3-13 mm manual varifocal fixed iris lens. 5.C.10.c. Lens: 2.8-8.5 mm motorized zoom and focus varifocal lens with P-iris. 5.C.10.d. Day/night operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. IR illuminators; IR distance shall be 50 ft (15 m) with 22 IR LEDs. 5.C.10.e. Dome: Clear polycarbonate secured by tamperproof screws. 5.C.10.f. Simultaneous dual streaming video; H.264 and M-JPEG compression. 13700-36 5.C.10.g. Full duplex, bi-directional audio synchronized with H.264 video stream. 5.C.10.h. FCC Class A device. Supports ONVIF interface. 5.C.10.i. SD card slot for local storage. 5.C.10.j. Camera features: Electronic iris, WDR (1, 2, 3 MP versions only), AGC, BLC, white balance, flip and rotate, and motion detection. I/O relay, real-time clock and analog out features. 5.C.10.k. IP66-rated (NEMA 4) and IK10 rating 5.C.11. Camera Parameters: 5.C.11.a. Imaging Device: 1/3-inch progressive scan CMOS on WDR models; 1/2.7-inch for non WDR models. 5.C.11.b. Resolution: 1 MP (720p), 2 MP (1080p), 3 MP, and 5 MP models. 5.C.11.c. Shutter Speed: 1/20,000 seconds. 5.C.11.d. Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.C.11.e. Sensitivity: 5.C.11.e.1) 1 to 3 MP: Color: 0.2 lux. Black and White: Below 0.05 lux without IR. 5.C.11.e.2) 5 MP: Color: 0.3 lux. Black and White: Below 0.05 lux without IR. 5.C.11.f. Adjustment, Tilt and Horizontal: 3 axis. Pan 360 degrees, tilt 90 degrees, roll 350 degrees axis rotation. 5.C.11.g. Lens Adjustment: Manual focus and zoom adjustment, fixed iris. Motorized zoom and focus, P-iris. 5.C.11.h. Focal Length: 3 to 13 mm varifocal fixed. 2.8 to 8.5 mm varifocal motorized. 5.C.11.i. Horizontal Field of View: Changes slightly depending upon camera model. 3 to 13 mm: 32 to 93 degrees. 3 to 13 mm; WDR: 26 to 65 degrees. 2.8 to 8.5 mm; 1 and 2 MP: 37 to 90 degrees. 2.8 to 8.5 mm; 3 MP: 39 to 95 degrees. 2.8 to 8.5 mm; 5 MP: 39 to 99 degrees. 5.C.11.j. IR Distance: 50 ft (15 m) with 22 IR LEDs; IR range: 800-940 nm. 5.C.12. Physical Parameters: 5.C.12.a. Operating Temperature: Minus 30 to 122 degrees F (minus 34 to 50 degrees C). 5.C.12.b. Construction: Cast aluminum base and aluminum trim ring. 5.C.12.c. Dimensions (H x Diameter): 3.8 in. (96.1 mm) x 6.0 in. (152 mm) diameter. 5.C.12.d. Weight: Approximately 2 lbs (0.9 kg) 5.C.13. Electrical Parameters: 5.C.13.a. Input Voltage: PoE. Less than 4 W power consumption. 5.C.13.b. Connectors, PoE and Video/Data: RJ-45 5.C.13.c. Connectors, Audio In/Out, I/O Relay, Analog Video: Requires special cable and 13700-37 available on WDR and 5 MP models only. 5.C.13.d. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A; CE 5.C.14. Network Parameters: 5.C.14.a. Communication Platform: Open platform. 5.C.14.b. Compression: H.264; MPEG-4; M-JPEG. 5.C.14.c. LAN Interface: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX, Multicast. 5.C.14.d. Video Channels: Dual streaming. 5.C.14.e. Resolution, 1 MP, 720p: 1280 x 720. 5.C.14.f. Resolution, 2 MP, 1080p: 1920 x 1080. 5.C.14.g. Resolution, 3 MP: 2048 x 1536. 5.C.14.h. Resolution, 5 MP: 2560 x 1920. 5.C.14.i. Frame Rate, 1MP (720p) and 2MP (1080p): 30 fps. 5.C.14.j. Frame Rate, 3 MP: 20 fps. 5.C.14.k. Frame Rate, 5 MP: 10 fps. 5.C.14.l. Web Browser: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Mozilla, or Opera. 5.C.14.m. Users: 10 user live viewing. 5.C.14.n. Image Settings: Configurable brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness. Auto exposure, flip horizontal, flip vertical, 180 degrees rotation, auto white balance, AGC, BLC, WDR (1,2,3 MP versions), motion detection, and AC lighting Control (50 or 60 Hz). 5.C.14.o. Supported Protocols: IPV4, IPV6, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP, CIFS, SMTP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, UDP, uPnP, ARP, SNMP, ICMP, Zeroconf, APIPA, Telnet, and multicast.

5.D. Basis of Design: SN663V-B Cruiser Network Dome Cameras as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.D.1. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, ONVIF Profile S Compliant, UL. 5.D.2. General Features: 5.D.2.a. Mounting: Surface mountable. Wall, corner and pole mounting accessories available. 5.D.2.b. Camera/Lens: 1/2.8-in. progressive scan CMOS day/night with a 4.7-94 mm varifocal lens (optical 20x; 16X digital zoom). 5.D.2.c. Outdoor model: IP66 rating with pan/tilt drive. Covert enclosure. 5.D.2.d. Dome: Clear polycarbonate secured by tamperproof screws. 5.D.2.e. Triple-streaming network video transmission using open platform H.264 or M- JPEG compression (2x H.264 and 1x M-JPEG) for remote viewing and recording. ONVIF interface enabling third party software recording. 13700-38 5.D.2.f. Configurable remotely from network digital video recorders and master workstations 5.D.2.g. Alarm Inputs: Four, individually programmable NO or NC. 5.D.2.h. Alarm output. One. 5.D.2.i. Programmable Preset Positions: 256. 5.D.2.j. Tours: 8 with 100 presets per tour. 5.D.2.k. Configuration: High level, programmable functions via a web browser. Gain control: Adjustable. White balance gain using red and blue scales. Shutter speed: Automatic or manual. Backlight compensation or Wide Dynamic Range: Programmable. Digital Noise Reduction: Programmable on or off. 5.D.2.l. Real time clock and scheduler: Programmable for each day of the week. 15 programmable events. A schedule can be established for each event trigger. 5.D.2.m. Privacy Masks: 8 programmable. 5.D.2.n. Motion Detection: 16 windows for motion detection (8 include, 8 exclude). Sensitivity level programmable for each window. 5.D.2.o. Image Inverting: 5.D.2.p. Multilanguage menu system. 5.D.2.q. Video Transmission Rate: 60 fps (triple stream). 30 fps (dual stream). 5.D.2.r. Audio input: 1 audio in. 1 audio out. 5.D.2.s. Viewing Streams: 10 live simultaneous and 3 playbacks per camera. 5.D.2.t. Micro SD card slot for local storage. 5.D.3. Camera Parameters: 5.D.3.a. Imaging Device: 1/2.8 inch progressive scan CMOS 5.D.3.b. Resolution: 2 MP (1080p) resolution. 5.D.3.c. Shutter Speed: 1/3 to 1/30,000 sec. 5.D.3.d. Gain Control: Automatic and Manual 5.D.3.e. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): 120 dB; WDR on/Off selectable. 5.D.3.f. Backlight Compensation: On/Off selectable. 5.D.3.g. Sensitivity: Color: 0.35 lux. Black and White: 0.13ux, at 50IRE. 5.D.3.h. Adjustment, Pan and Tilt: Continuous Pan: 360 degrees. Tilt: 180 degrees with digital flip. Pan speed: 380 degrees/sec. Tilt speed: 380 degrees/sec on preset. Variable speed: 0.1 to 380 degrees per sec. 5.D.3.i. Iris Control: Automatic/Manual. 5.D.3.j. Video Focus: Automatic/Manual (near-far). 5.D.3.k. White Balance: Automatic/Manual; red/blue gain adjustable. 13700-39 5.D.3.l. Digital Noise Reduction: Programmable On/Off. 5.D.3.m. Lens: 4.7 to 94 mm; 55.3 to 3 degrees horizontal angle of view 5.D.4. Electrical Parameters: 5.D.4.a. Input Voltage: PoE; 24 VAC; 12 VDC. Maximum 12 W power consumption. 5.D.4.b. Connectors, Power: 2-position removable screw terminal block. 5.D.4.c. Connectors, Alarm Input: 8-position removable screw terminal block. 5.D.4.d. Connectors, Network: RJ-45 CAT 5. 5.D.4.e. Connectors, Audio: Two 1/8 in (3 mm) phono jacks. 5.D.4.f. Connectors, Video Out: RJ-45. 5.D.4.g. Connectors, Relay: 4-position removable screw terminal block. 5.D.4.h. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A. 5.D.5. Physical Parameters: 5.D.5.a. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 165.2 degrees F (minus 40 to 74 degrees C) in accordance with NEMA 2.1.5.1 STD2. 5.D.5.b. Dimensions (H x Diameter): 5.9 in (150 mm) x 6.1 in (154 mm). 5.D.5.c. Dome: 4.3 in (110 mm) diameter. 5.D.5.d. Weight: 3.5 lbs (1.6 kg). 5.D.6. Network Parameters: 5.D.6.a. Compression: H.264, M-JPEG. 5.D.6.b. Video Output: 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps 5.D.6.c. Programming Interface: ONVIF Profile S, NTCIP. 5.D.6.d. Protocols: IPv4/IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP/RTP, RTCP, FTP, uPnP, TCP/IP, DHCP, UDP, ARP, QoS, Zeroconfig, and Bonjour.

5.E. Basis of Design: High Resolution Day/Night IP Indoor Box Camera as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.E.1. Model IQB91WI-A5: Motorized varifocal lens. 5.E.2. Model IQB92WI-A5: Motorized varifocal lens. 5.E.3. Model IQB93NI-NL: No lens 5.E.4. Model IQB93NI-A6: Motorized varifocal lens. 5.E.5. Model IQB95NI-NL: No lens. 5.E.6. Model IQB95NI-A6: Motorized varifocal lens. 5.E.7. Model IQB9-IR: IR accessory 13700-40 5.E.8. Model HPOE-100: PoE housing. 5.E.9. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, ONVIF, PSIA, RoHS 2, UL, cUL 5.E.10. General Features: 5.E.10.a. Mounting: 1/4-20 mounting holes, top and bottom. 5.E.10.b. Lens: No Lens. Accepts a CS-mount lens. 5.E.10.c. Lens: Camera/lens combination. 5.E.10.d. Lens: Motorized varifocal lens. integral 2.8 to -12 or 2.8 to 8.5 mm motorized zoom and focus. 5.E.10.e. Day/night Operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. 5.E.10.f. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): 1 MP and 2 MP models. 5.E.10.g. Simultaneous dual streaming video; H.264 and M-JPEG compression. 5.E.10.h. Two-way audio and on-camera microphone. 5.E.10.i. SD card slot for local storage. 5.E.10.j. FCC Class A device. Supports ONVIF interface and PSIA. 5.E.10.k. Camera features: AGC, BLC, white balance, automatic exposure, electronic shutter, flip and rotate 180 degrees, privacy masks, motion detection. Alarm I/O relay and analog video out. 5.E.11. Camera Parameters: 5.E.11.a. Imaging Device (1 MP and 2 MP): 1/2.7 inch. 5.E.11.b. Imaging Device (3 MP and 5 MP) 1/3.2-inch. 5.E.11.c. Resolution: 1 MP (720p), 2 MP (1080p), 3.1 MP, and 5 MP models. 5.E.11.d. Shutter Speed: Auto, programmable, and fixed. 5.E.11.e. Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.E.11.f. Sensitivity (1 and 2 MP): Color: 0.1 lux. Black and White: Below 0.05 lux. 5.E.11.g. Sensitivity (3.1 and 5 MP): Color: 0.2 lux. Black and White: Below 0.05 lux. 5.E.11.h. Adjustment, Tilt and Horizontal: Dependent on mount 5.E.11.i. Lens Adjustment: Motorized zoom and focus, P-iris 5.E.11.j. Focal Length: 2.8 to 12 mm or 2.8 to 8.5 mm varifocal 5.E.11.k. Horizontal Field of View: 2.8 to 12 mm: 101 to 35 degrees. 2.8 to 8.5 mm: 93 to 44 degrees. 5.E.12. Physical Parameters: 5.E.12.a. Operating Temperature: 32 to 113 degrees F (0 to 45 degrees C). 5.E.12.b. Construction: Aluminum and plastic. 13700-41 5.E.12.c. Dimensions H x W x L): 2.76 in (70.2 mm) x 2.72 in (69 mm) x 5.07 in (128.9 mm). 5.E.12.d. Weight: Approximately 0.4 lbs (0.165 kg). 5.E.13. Electrical Parameters: 5.E.13.a. Input Voltage: PoE; 24 VAC, 12 VDC. Less than 4 W power consumption. 5.E.13.b. Connectors, PoE: RJ-45. 5.E.13.c. Connectors, Video/Data: RJ-45 5.E.13.d. Connectors, I/O relay, audio in/out, analog output: Push-in terminal. 5.E.13.e. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A; CE. 5.E.14. Network Platforms: 5.E.14.a. Communication Platform: Open platform. 5.E.14.b. Compression: H.264; MPEG-4; M-JPEG. 5.E.14.c. LAN Interface: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX, Multicast. 5.E.14.d. Video Channels: Dual streaming. 5.E.14.e. Resolution, 1 MP, 720p: 1280 x 720. 5.E.14.f. Resolution, 2 MP, 1080p: 1920 x 1080. 5.E.14.g. Resolution, 3 MP: 2048 x 1536. 5.E.14.h. Resolution, 5 MP: 2560 x 1920. 5.E.14.i. Frame Rate, 1MP (720p) and 2MP (1080p): 30 fps. 5.E.14.j. Frame Rate, 3.1 MP: 20 fps. 5.E.14.k. Frame Rate, 5 MP: 10 fps. 5.E.14.l. Web Browser: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Mozilla, or Opera. 5.E.14.m. Users: 10 user live viewing. 5.E.14.n. Image Settings: Configurable brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness. Auto exposure, auto white balance, AGC, BLC, motion detection, and AC lighting control (50 or 60 Hz) 5.E.14.o. Supported Protocols: IPV4, IPV6, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP, CIFS, SMTP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, UDP, uPnP, ARP, SNMP, ICMP, Zeroconf, APIPA, Telnet, and multicast.

5.F. Basis of Design: High Resolution Day/Night Outdoor IP Camera as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.F.1. Models IQ861WE-V6 5.F.2. Models IQ861WE-V17 5.F.3. Models IQ862WE-V6 13700-42 5.F.4. Models IQ862WE-V17 5.F.5. Models IQ862WE-W2 5.F.6. Models IQ863WE-V6 5.F.7. Models IQ863WE-V17 5.F.8. Models IQ863WE-W2 5.F.9. Models IQ865NE-V6 5.F.10. Models IQ865NE-V17 5.F.11. Models IQ865NE-W2 5.F.12. Models IQ8712NE-V18 5.F.13. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, IP66, NEMA4, ONVIF, PSIA, RoHS 2 5.F.14. Features: 5.F.14.a. Mounting: Integral mount for wall, ceiling, and parapet mounting and a power/data back box. 5.F.14.b. Camera/Lens: Wide choice of integral manual varifocal IR corrected manual iris lenses. 5.F.14.c. Day/night Operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. 5.F.14.d. Simultaneous dual streaming video; H.264 and M-JPEG compression. 5.F.14.e. FCC Class A device. Supports ONVIF interface. 5.F.14.f. Camera Features: Electronic iris, WDR (1, 2, 3 MP versions only), AGC, BLC, white balance, flip and rotate, and motion detection. 5.F.14.g. IP66-rated (NEMA 4) to withstand rain, dust and vandalism. 5.F.15. Camera Parameters: 5.F.15.a. Imaging Device: 1 to 3 MP: 1/3-inch CMOS. 5 MP: 1/2.5-inch CMOS. 12 MP: 1/2.3-inch CMOS. 5.F.15.b. Resolution: 1 MP (720p), 2 MP (1080p), 3 MP, 5 MP, and 12 MP models. 5.F.15.c. Shutter Speed: 1 to 5 MP: 1/20,000 sec. 12 MP: 1/8000 sec. 5.F.15.d. Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.F.15.e. Sensitivity: 5.F.15.e.1) 1, 2, 3, 12 MP: Color: 0.2 lux. Black and White: 0.05 lux. No IR f/1.4. 5.F.15.e.2) 5 MP: Color: 0.3 lux. Black and White: 0.05 lux. No IR f/1.4. 5.F.15.f. Adjustment, Tilt and Horizontal: 3 axis. Pan 360 degrees, tilt 180 degrees. 5.F.15.g. Lens Adjustment: Manual focus and zoom adjustment; fixed iris. 5.F.15.h. Focal Length, 1 MP: 12 to 40 mm or 3.3 to 10 mm varifocal. 13700-43 5.F.15.i. Focal Length, 2 and 3 MP: 12 to 40 mm, 1.8 to 3 mm or 3.3 to 10 varifocal; Focal Length, 5 MP: 12 to 40 mm or 1.8 to 3 mm varifocal; 5.F.15.j. Local Length, 12 MP: 4.5 to 10 mm varifocal 5.F.15.k. Horizontal Field of View: 12 to 40 mm; 1 MP: 9 to 18 degrees. 3.3 to 10 mm; 1 MP: 27 to 70 degrees. 12 to 40 mm; 2 MP: 9 to 18 degrees. 1.8 to 3 mm; 2 MP: 75 to 106 degrees. 3.3 to 10 mm; 2 MP: 27 to 70 degrees. 12 to 40 mm; 3MP: 10 to 24 degrees. 1.8 to 3 mm; 3MP: 78 to 102 degrees. 3.3 to 10 mm; 3MP: 28 to 75 degrees. 4.5-10 mm; 12MP: 41 to 80 degrees. 5.F.16. Electrical Parameters: 5.F.16.a. Input Voltage/Current: PoE Class 3. 12 VDC 0.7A. 24 VDC 0.3 A. 24 VAC 0.3A. 5.F.16.b. Power Consumption: Below 8 W including heater. 5.F.16.c. Connectors, PoE: RJ-45. 5.F.16.d. Connectors, Video/Data: RJ-45. 5.F.16.e. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A, CE. 5.F.17. Physical Parameters: 5.F.17.a. Operating Temperature: Minus 22 to 122 degrees F (minus 30 to 50 degrees C). 5.F.17.b. Humidity: 10 to 80 percent relative, non-condensing. 5.F.17.c. Ratings: IP66 and NEMA 4 5.F.17.d. Construction: Cast aluminum enclosure, arm, and back box. 5.F.17.e. Lens Cover: Polycarbonate attached with tamperproof screws. 5.F.17.f. Dimensions (H x W x D): 9.58 in. (243 mm) x 5.18 in. (132 mm) x 15.36 in. (390 mm) 5.F.17.g. Weight: Approximately 6.25 lbs (2.839 kg) 5.F.18. Network Parameters: 5.F.18.a. Communication: Open platform. 5.F.18.b. Management System, ONVIF/PSIA. 5.F.18.c. Compression: H.264; M-JPEG. 5.F.18.d. LAN Interface, 1, 2, 3, 5 MP: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX. 5.F.18.e. Lan Interface, 12MP: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX/1000 Base T. 5.F.18.f. Video Channels: Dual streaming. 5.F.18.g. Resolution, 1 MP, 720p: 1280 x 720. 5.F.18.h. Resolution, 2 MP, 1080p: 1920 x 1080. 5.F.18.i. Resolution, 3 MP: 2048 x 1536. 5.F.18.j. Resolution, 5 MP: 2560 x 1920. 13700-44 5.F.18.k. Resolution, 12 MP: 4000x3000 5.F.18.l. Frame Rate, 1MP (720p) and 2MP (1080p): 30 fps. 5.F.18.m. Frame Rate, 3.1 MP: 20 fps. 5.F.18.n. Frame Rate, 5 MP: 10 fps. 5.F.18.o. Frame Rate, 12 MP: 15 fps 5.F.18.p. Web Browser: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Mozilla 5.F.18.q. Users: 10 user live viewing. 5.F.18.r. Image Settings: Configurable brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness. Auto exposure, flip horizontal, flip vertical, 180 degrees rotation, auto white balance, AGC, BLC, WDR (1,2,3 MP versions), motion detection, and remote back focus. 5.F.18.s. Supported Protocols: TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP, CIFS, SMTP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, UDP, uPnP, ARP, SNMP, ICMP, Zeroconf, APIPA, Telnet, and multicast.

5.G. Basis of Design: Network Outdoor PTZ Dome Camera as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.G.1. Model SN680D-B-WNIR. 5.G.2. Model V660-HDB242: Wall mount 5.G.3. Model V660-HDB241: Pole/ceiling mount 5.G.4. Certification: CE, FCC Class A, ONVIF. 5.G.5. General Features: 5.G.5.a. Mounting: wall, ceiling, and pole mount. 5.G.5.b. Outdoor. Covert enclosure. 5.G.5.c. Day/night Operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. 5.G.5.d. Video Streams: 10 simultaneous viewing and recording streams per camera. 5.G.5.e. ONVIF open architecture connectivity. 5.G.5.f. Transmission Rate: 30 fps (25 fps PAL) across network. 5.G.5.g. Configurable remotely from network digital video recorders and master workstations. 5.G.5.h. Alarm Inputs: Programmable for normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) and a dwell time programmable from 1-180 second. 5.G.5.i. Alarm Output: To control external equipment. Set NO or NC. Audio alert. 5.G.5.j. Programmable Preset Positions: 256. Adjustable pan and tilt speed and manual or auto focus. 5.G.5.k. Tours: Eight tours with 100 presets per tour. Adjustable for pan, tilt, zoom speed and dwell time. Programmed to repeat. 13700-45 5.G.5.l. Pan and tilt functions: Programmable. 5.G.5.m. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): 120 dB. 5.G.5.n. Synchronized IR Illuminator Range: 1312 ft (400 m). 5.G.5.o. Programmable functions accessible by web browser. Dynamic adjustable bit rate. Brightness, Sharpness and Sensitivity: Configurable. Gain Control: Adjustable. Sutter Speed: Programmable, automatic or manual. White Balance gain: Using red and blue scales. Backlight compensation or wide dynamic range. Horizontal flip. Dynamic noise reduction control. Video Content Analysis (VCA): Tampering, defog, digital image stabilization, face detection, line detector and field detector. 5.G.5.p. SD card slot for local storage. 5.G.5.q. Event map: Schedule for each camera 15 event triggers. 5.G.5.r. Privacy Masks: 12. Programmable to hide display areas on screen. 5.G.5.s. Motion detection: 16 configurable zones; threshold, sensitivity and dwell time. 5.G.5.t. Image Inversion (flip). 5.G.5.u. Two-way audio. 5.G.5.v. IP66 and IK10 rating. 5.G.6. Camera Parameters: 5.G.6.a. Imaging Device: 1/2.8-inch progressive scan CMOS 5.G.6.b. Resolution: 1080p 1920 x 1080. 5.G.6.c. Shutter Speed: 1/3 to 1/10,000 sec 5.G.6.d. Gain Control: Automatic/Manual 5.G.6.e. WDR: On/Off selectable; 120 dB. 5.G.6.f. Pan and tilt speed: 380 degrees/sec. Scalable to zoom setting. 5.G.6.g. Pan range: 360 degree continuous. 5.G.6.h. Tilt range: 100 degrees (minus 10 to 90 degrees). 5.G.6.i. Backlight Compensation: On/Off selectable 5.G.6.j. Sensitivity: Color: 0.35 lux. Black and White: 0.013 lux. IR LED On at 50 IRE: 0 lux. 5.G.6.k. Iris Control: Automatic and Manual 5.G.6.l. Video Focus: Automatic and Manual 5.G.6.m. White Balance: Automatic/Manual; red/blue gain adjustable 5.G.6.n. Digital Zoom: 16X 5.G.6.o. Lens: 4.3 to 129 mm varifocal (30X optical zoom), f/1.2. 2 to 65 degree horizontal angle of view. True day/night (IR cut filter). 5.G.7. Electrical Parameters: 13700-46 5.G.7.a. Input Voltage/Current: 12 VDC 2.3 A. PoE (injector included) 500 mA. 5.G.7.b. Power Consumption: 28 W. 5.G.7.c. Connectors, 12 VDC: Jack. 5.G.7.d. Connectors, Video Out: RJ-45 5.G.7.e. Connectors, Network/PoE: RJ-45 CAT 5 5.G.7.f. Connectors, Audio: Jack; audio out requires external amplifier 5.G.7.g. Connectors, Alarm Input/Output: Screw terminal block. 4 alarms in and 1 alarm out. 5.G.7.h. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A 5.G.8. Physical Parameters: 5.G.8.a. Operating Temperature: Minus 22 to 149 degrees F (minus 30 to 65 degrees C) 5.G.8.b. Housing: Die-cast aluminum secured with tamperproof screws. 5.G.8.c. Dimensions (W x H): 7.9 in (201 mm) x 4.6 in (371 mm). 5.G.8.d. Weight: 10.8 lbs (4.9 kg). 5.G.9. Network Parameters: 5.G.9.a. Compression: H.264, M-JPEG. 5.G.9.b. Video Output: 1080p 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps. 5.G.9.c. Protocols: IPv4/IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP/RTP, RTCP, QoS, FTP, SMTP, TCP/IP, DHCP, UDP, uPnP, NTP, DDNS, Zeroconfig, Bonjour, and ONVIF.

5.H. Basis of Design: Surveyor MKII Compact Network Dome Series Cameras as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.H.1. Model SN230W (Outdoor Pendant). 5.H.2. Model SN230M (High-Impact). 5.H.3. Model SN230P (Pressurized). 5.H.4. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, UL. 5.H.5. Features: 5.H.5.a. Mounting: 5.H.5.b. Outdoor high-impact and pressurized pendant model. Covert enclosure. 5.H.5.c. Housing: Die-cast aluminum and 1-1/2 inch NPT threaded fitting. 5.H.5.d. Sunshield: Molded thermoplastic and additional environmental control. 5.H.5.e. Video Streams: 10 simultaneous viewing and recording streams per camera. 5.H.5.f. Motorized, modular, Internal CPU, on-board memory. and interface board. 13700-47 5.H.5.g. Connections for external power supply input. 5.H.5.h. Alarms: Four inputs, one relay output and network wiring. 5.H.5.i. ONVIF open architecture connectivity. 5.H.5.j. Configurable remotely from network digital video recorders and master workstations 5.H.5.k. Alarm inputs: Individually programmable for their status (grounded circuit or open circuit), set and reset action (action when triggered or reset) and displayed title text. The relay output shall be output type (local contact or net contact). 5.H.5.l. Titling: Programmable for camera, preset positions, alarm, relay, and sector. Titles enabled or disabled individually or globally. Overall position of titles and display frame position are programmable. Title Fade: After programmable time. 5.H.5.m. Presets: 255 individual programmable preset positions available. Variable preset solve speed: 1 sec (nominal). 0.1 degrees accuracy. 360 degree view programmable for 4 scan (auto-pan) areas. Scan size programmable with custom title. 5.H.5.n. Six tours available with 14 combined actions (presets, auto tours and scans). Four auto tours available. 5.H.5.o. Pan and tilt functions: Programmable. Pan speed: 400 degrees/sec maximum. Scalable to the zoom setting. Tilt speed: 150 degrees/sec maximum. Scalable to the zoom setting. 5.H.5.p. Programmable functions: Configuration: Via web browser. Gain Control: Adjustable. Shutter speed: Automatic or manual. White balance gain using red and blue scales. Backlight Compensation or Wide Dynamic Range: Programmable. Synchronization: Internal. 5.H.5.q. Real Time Clock and Scheduler: 32 events scheduled for action at a programmed time of day. Events to be scheduled: Preset, relays, alarms, and tours or auto tours. 5.H.5.r. Privacy masks: Four. Zoom-scalable, dynamic, simultaneous display on screen. 5.H.5.s. Programmable azimuth and compass display. 5.H.5.t. Predefined Motion Detection Zones: 4. Programmable zone sensitivity level. 5.H.5.u. Image Capture during a preset solve. 5.H.5.v. Video image inversion (flip). Pan, tilt, and compass displays automatically adjust for inverted image. 5.H.5.w. Multilanguage menu system. 5.H.5.x. Video transmission rate of 30 fps (25 fps PAL). 5.H.5.y. Audio input. 5.H.5.z. IP66 rating. Pressurized per IP67. 5.H.6. Camera Parameters: 5.H.6.a. Camera/lens: 1/3-in. progressive scan CMOS day/night with a 4.4-132 mm varifocal lens (optical 30x). Wide dynamic range and electronic image stabilization. 13700-48 5.H.6.b. Imaging Device: 1/3-inch progressive scan CMOS. 5.H.6.c. Resolution: 1080p (2 MP, low light). 5.H.6.d. Synchronization In: Internal. 5.H.6.e. Shutter Speed: 1/2 to 1/30,000 sec. 5.H.6.f. Gain Control: Automatic/manual. 5.H.6.g. WDR: 110 dB; WDR, WDR AD, Off selectable. 5.H.6.h. Backlight Compensation: On/Off selectable. 5.H.6.i. Sensitivity: Color: 0.25 lux 1/30s IRcf On. Black and White: 0.006 lux, 1/8s IRcf Off, at f/1.6, 30 IRE. 5.H.6.j. Iris Control: Automatic/manual. 5.H.6.k. Video Focus: Automatic/manual (near-far). 5.H.6.l. White Balance: Automatic, Sodium, Mercury, Manual; red and blue gain adjustable. 5.H.6.m. Lens: 4.4 to 132 mm, f/1.4 (wide) - f/4.6 (tele). 63.4 to 2.3 degrees horizontal angle of view. 5.H.7. Physical Parameters: 5.H.7.a. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 165 degrees F (minus 40 to 74 degrees C) in accordance with NEMA 2.1.5.1 STD2. 5.H.7.b. Dimensions, Impact-Resistant and Outdoor Pendant .Diameter: 9.0-in. (228 mm). Height: 0.3-in. (262 mm). Dome: 5.9-in. (150 mm) 5.H.7.c. Dimensions, Pressurized: Diameter: 9.5-in. (241 mm). Height: 10.2-in. (259 mm). Dome: 6.0-in. (152 mm) 5.H.7.d. Weight, Impact-Resistant/Outdoor Pendant: 7.7 lbs (3.5 kg). 5.H.7.e. Weight, Pressurized: 12.0 lbs (5.4 kg) 5.H.8. Electrical Parameters: 5.H.8.a. Input Voltage: PoE++, 18 to 32 VAC. Input Voltage Greater above 30 VAC: Use Class 3 indoor/dry or outdoor/wet power supply. 5.H.8.b. Power Consumption: Below 40 W max, including heater. 5.H.8.c. Connectors, Power: 2-position removable screw terminal block. 5.H.8.d. Connectors, Network: RJ-45 CAT 5. 5.H.8.e. Connectors, Audio Connector: 2 1/8 in phono jacks. 5.H.8.f. Connectors, Alarm Input: 8-position removable screw terminal block. 5.H.8.g. Connectors, Video Out: RJ-45. 5.H.8.h. Connectors, Relay: 4-position removable screw terminal block. 5.H.8.i. 13700-49 Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A. 5.H.9. Network Parameters: 5.H.9.a. Communication: Open platform. 5.H.9.b. Compression: H.264, M-JPEG 5.H.9.c. Video Output: 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps 5.H.9.d. Programming Interface: ONVIF Profile S, NTCIP. 5.H.9.e. Protocols: IPv4/IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP/RTP, RTCP, DNS client, FTP, SMTP, PPPoE, UPnP, TCP, DHCP, UDP, NTP, DDNS, IGMP, ICMP, ARP, SNMP (v3), TSL, SSL, OoS, and 802.1x

5.I. Basis of Design: Outdoor IP Bullet Series Cameras as manufactured and supplied by Vicon industries: 5.I.1. Model: V921B-W39MIR-A 5.I.2. Model: V922B-W39MIR-A. 5.I.3. Certifications: CE, IK10, IP66, FCC Class A, UL. 5.I.4. Features: 5.I.4.a. Mounting: Indoor and outdoor surface mount. 5.I.4.b. Adjustments: Integral mount allows positioning 5.I.4.c. Positioning: Adjustable using integral mount. Sunshield provided 5.I.4.d. Dual and triple streaming video: Support H.264, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG (2nd stream only) compression. 5.I.4.e. ONVIF open architecture connectivity. 5.I.4.f. Camera/lens: Fixed. High-resolution. 5.I.4.g. True WDR and IR. 5.I.4.h. Motorized: Remote configuration of zoom and focus. 5.I.4.i. Day/night operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. 5.I.4.j. Camera features: Electronic iris, AGC, BLC, white balance, flip, mirror and motion detection. 5.I.4.k. SD card slot for local storage. 5.I.4.l. IP66 and IK10 rating. 5.I.5. Camera Parameters: 5.I.5.a. Imaging Device: 1/2.8-inch progressive scan RGB CMOS. 5.I.5.b. Resolution: 720p (1.3 megapixel) and 1080p (2 megapixel). 5.I.5.c. Shutter Speed: 1 to 1/10,000 sec. 5.I.5.d. 13700-50 Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.I.5.e. Sensitivity: Color: 0.1 lux. Black and White: 0 lux; at f/1.3, 40 IRE. 5.I.5.f. Tilt and Horizontal: Integral mount allows positioning adjustment. 5.I.5.g. Digital Zoom: Yes (ROI). 5.I.5.h. Lens Adjustment: Motorized lens, iris automatically adjusts to zoom condition. 5.I.5.i. Focal Length: 3 to 9 mm varifocal. 5.I.5.j. Horizontal Field of View: 100 to 40 degrees. 5.I.5.k. IR Distance: 81 ft (25m) with 32 IR LEDs. 5.I.6. Electrical Parameters: 5.I.6.a. Input Voltage: PoE or 12 VDC. 5.I.6.b. Current (IR and Heater On): PoE: 260 mA. 12 VDC: 440 mA. 5.I.6.c. Power Consumption (IR and Heater On): PoE: 12.5 W; 12 VDC: 5.3 W. 5.I.6.d. Connectors, 12 VDC: Screw terminal. 5.I.6.e. Connectors, PoE: RJ-45. 5.I.6.f. Connectors, Video/Data: RJ-45. 5.I.6.g. Connectors, Alarm: Screw terminal. 5.I.6.h. Connectors, Audio: Screw terminal. 5.I.6.i. Connectors, Composite output for installation. 5.I.6.j. Connectors, Reset button. 5.I.6.k. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A; CE. 5.I.7. Physical Parameters: 5.I.7.a. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 140 degrees F (minus 40 to 60 degrees C) with heater. 5.I.7.b. Humidity: 90 percent relative, non-condensing. 5.I.7.c. Construction: Diecast aluminum. Tamperproof screws. 5.I.7.d. Dimensions (H x W x D): 3.7 in. (92.9 mm) x 3.9 in. (98.4 mm) x 11.4 in. (289.5 mm), including sunshield and mount. 5.I.7.e. Weight: Approximately 2.3 lbs (1.04 kg). 5.I.8. Network Parameters: 5.I.8.a. Communication Platform: Open platform. 5.I.8.b. Compression: H.264; MPEG-4; M-JPEG available on 2nd stream. 5.I.8.c. LAN Interface: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX, Unicast/Multicast. 5.I.8.d. 13700-51 Video Channels: Dual/triple streaming. 5.I.8.e. Resolution 720p: 1280x720, 704x480/576, 352x240/288, 640x480, 320x240 5.I.8.f. Resolution 1080p: 1920x1080, 1280x720, 704x480/576, 352x240/288, 640x480, 320x240; 5.I.8.g. Frame Rate: 60 fps at 1920x1080 maximum. 5.I.8.h. Web Browser: Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome. 5.I.8.i. Users: 10 clients live viewing, and 3 clients, playback. 5.I.8.j. Image Settings: Adjustable bit rate; flip and mirror; configurable brightness, contrast, hue, sharpness; white balance, AGC, electronic shutter, automatic or manual, BLC, digital zoom, motion detection, zoom and focus (motorized lens models). 5.I.8.k. Supported Protocols: IPv4/IPv6, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS RTSP, RTCP, RTP SMTP, DHCP, NTP, FTP DDNS, UDP, uPnP, QoS, ARP, Bonjour, Zeroconf, and manual.

5.J. V922DA Series Outdoor Fixed IP Dome Cameras as manufactured by Vicon industries: 5.J.1. Model V922D-W39IR-A 5.J.2. Model: V922D-W39MIR-AP. 5.J.3. Certifications: CE, FCC Class-A, IK10, IP66, UL 5.J.4. Features: 5.J.4.a. Mounting: Indoor and outdoor surface mount. 5.J.4.b. Camera/lens Combination: Fixed. WDR and IR capability including integral 1/8 to 3/8 in (3 to 9 mm) varifocal auto-iris lens. Motorized allowing remote configuration of zoom and focus (motorized focus and zoom). Day/night operation: Built-in IR-cut filter. 5.J.4.c. Dome: Clear polycarbonate secured by tamperproof screws. 5.J.4.d. Positioning: Three-direction adjustment, allowing for adjustment of pan, tilt and lens rotation (roll), for any angle of view required. 5.J.4.e. Power: PoE or 12 VDC. Heater provided. 5.J.4.f. Streaming Video: Dual/triple. 5.J.4.g. Resolution: 1080p (2 megapixel) resolution. 5.J.4.h. Camera Features: Electronic iris. AGC, BLC, white balance, flip, and mirror and motion detection. 5.J.4.i. Meet FCC requirements for a Class A device. Support ONVIF interface. IP66 Rating: Withstand rain, dust and vandalism IK10 Rating: Impact resistance. 5.J.4.j. SD card slot for local storage. 5.J.5. Parameters: 5.J.5.a. Imaging Device: 1/2.8-inch progressive scan Exmor CMOS 13700-52 5.J.5.b. Max. Resolution: 1080p. 5.J.5.c. Shutter Speed: 1 to 1/10,000 sec. 5.J.5.d. Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.J.5.e. Sensitivity: 0.1 lux for color, 0 lux for black and white at f/1.2, 40 IRE. 5.J.5.f. Tilt and Horizontal 3-Axis Adjustment: 355 degrees pan, 70 degrees tilt, and 355 degree axis rotation roll (lens adjustment). 5.J.5.g. Digital Zoom: ROI. 5.J.5.h. Lens Focus and Zoom Adjustment: Fixed lens. DC iris motorized lens. Iris automatically adjusts to zoom condition. 5.J.5.i. Focal Length: 1/8 to 3/8 in (3 to 9 mm) varifocal. 5.J.5.j. Horizontal Field of View: 100 to minus 40 degrees. 5.J.5.k. IR Distance: 65 ft (20m) with 24 IR LEDs (IR models only): 5.J.6. Electrical Parameters: 5.J.6.a. Input Voltage: 12 VDC or PoE. Current (IR on): 12 VDC: 800 mA, PoE: 250 mA. 5.J.6.b. Power Consumption (IR on): 12 VDC: 9.6 W, PoE: 12 W, with heater: 3.5 W. 5.J.6.c. Connectors: 12 VDC: Screw terminal. PoE: RJ-45. Video/Data: RJ-45. Alarm: Screw terminal. Audio: Jack. Composite output for installation. 5.J.6.d. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A; CE. 5.J.7. Physical Parameters: 5.J.7.a. Operating Temperature: Heater: Minus 40 to 140 degrees F (minus 40 to 60 degrees C). No Heater: Minus 4 to 140 degrees F (minus 20 to 60 degrees C). 5.J.7.b. Humidity: 90 percent relative, non-condensing. 5.J.7.c. Construction: Diecast aluminum. 5.J.7.d. Height: 5.0 in. (127.4 mm). 5.J.7.e. Diameter: 6.06 in. (154 mm). 5.J.7.f. Dome Diameter: 4.3 in. (109.97 mm). 5.J.7.g. Weight: Approximately 2.5 lbs (1.1 kg). 5.J.8. Network Parameters: 5.J.8.a. Communication Platform: Open platform. 5.J.8.b. Compression: H.264; MPEG-4; M-JPEG available on 2nd stream. 5.J.8.c. LAN Interface: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX, Unicast/Multicast. 5.J.8.d. Video Channels: Dual/triple streaming. 5.J.8.e. Resolution and Frame Rate: 1920x1080, 1280x720, 704x480/576, 352x240/288, 13700-53 640x480, 320x240; Max 60 fps at 1920x1080 5.J.8.f. Web Browser: Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome. 5.J.8.g. Users: Live viewing, 10 clients; playback, 3 clients. 5.J.8.h. Image Settings: Adjustable bit rate, flip and mirror, configurable brightness, contrast, hue, sharpness, white balance, AGC; Electronic Shutter, automatic or manual; BLC; digital zoom; motion detection; zoom and focus (motorized lens models). 5.J.8.i. Supported Protocols: IPv4/IPv6, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS RTSP, RTCP, RTP SMTP, DHCP, NTP, FTP DDNS, UDP, uPnP, QoS, ARP, Bonjour, Zeroconf, and manual.

5.K. V9360-1 Series Hemispheric Dome Cameras as manufactured by Vicon industries: 5.K.1. Model V9360W-1: Outdoor camera. 5.K.2. Model V9360-1: Indoor camera. 5.K.3. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, and IP66 (outdoor camera only). 5.K.4. Features: 5.K.4.a. Mounting: Surface mount. Mounting options available. 5.K.4.b. Camera/lens: Fixed. Hemispherical view. Distortion free images. 5.K.4.c. WDR and IR capability and integral 1/2 inch fisheye lens. 5.K.4.d. Viewing Range: 360 degree ceiling mount. 180 degree wall mount. 5.K.4.e. Day/night operation: Built-in IR-cut filter 5.K.4.f. Dewarping: Edge dewarping within camera. Software dewarping for VMS systems supporting it. 5.K.4.g. Dual streams based on two configurations in single view mode. 5.K.4.h. Multiple streams based on single configuration in 6 cropped VGA mode. 5.K.4.i. Electronic iris. 5.K.4.j. SD card slot for local storage. 5.K.4.k. Supports ONVIF interface. 5.K.4.l. IP66-rating. 5.K.5. Camera Parameters: 5.K.5.a. Imaging Device: 1/1.8 inch progressive scan CMOS. 5.K.5.b. Max. Resolution: 6 MP. 5.K.5.c. Shutter Speed: 1 to 1/10,000 sec. 5.K.5.d. Automatic Gain Control: On/Off selectable. 5.K.5.e. Sensitivity: Color: 0.04 lux. Black and White: 0.002 lux; at f/2.8. 13700-54 5.K.5.f. Adjustment, Tilt and Horizontal: 3 axis. Pan 355 degrees, tilt 70 degrees, and roll. (lens may be rotated on its axis 355 degrees). 5.K.5.g. Digital Zoom. 5.K.5.h. Lens Adjustment: Fixed lens, F2.8; M12 lens mount. 5.K.5.i. Focal Length: 1.05 mm. 5.K.5.j. Angle of View: 180 degrees at full resolution. 5.K.5.k. IR Distance: 16 ft (5m). 5.K.6. Physical Parameters: 5.K.6.a. Operating Temperature: 14 to 140 degrees F (minus 1 degrees to 60 degrees C). 5.K.6.b. Humidity: Up to 85 percent relative, non-condensing. 5.K.6.c. Construction: Plastic. 5.K.6.d. Dimensions Outdoor: 2.3 in. (58.7 mm) height by 6 in. (152 mm) diameter. 5.K.6.e. Dimensions Indoor: 1.8 in. (45.3 mm) height by 5.9 in. (109.97 mm) diameter. 5.K.6.f. Weight, Outdoor: 1.76 lbs (0.8 kg) 5.K.6.g. Weight, Indoor: 0.93 lbs (0.42 kg) 5.K.7. Electrical Parameters: 5.K.7.a. Input Voltage: 12 VDC or PoE. 5.K.7.b. Current (IR on): 0.8 A outdoor, and 0.64 A indoor. 5.K.7.c. Power Consumption (IR on): 9.6 W outdoor, and 7.68 W indoor. 5.K.7.d. Connectors, 24 VAC/12 VDC: Screw terminal. 5.K.7.e. Connectors, PoE: RJ-45. 5.K.7.f. Connectors, Video/Data: RJ-45. 5.K.7.g. Connectors, Alarm: Screw terminal. 5.K.7.h. Connectors, Audio Outdoor: Screw terminal. 5.K.7.i. Connectors, Audio Indoor: Jack. 5.K.7.j. Default button. 5.K.7.k. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A; CE. 5.K.8. Network Parameters: 5.K.8.a. Communication Platform: Open platform. 5.K.8.b. Compression: H.264; M-JPEG. 5.K.8.c. LAN Interface: 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX, Unicast/Multicast. 5.K.8.d. 13700-55 Video Channels: Dual streaming. 5.K.8.e. Resolution and Frame Rate: 6 MP. 5.K.8.f. Max 60 fps depending of video streaming. 5.K.8.g. Web Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 and above, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome. 5.K.8.h. Users: Up to 20 clients. 5.K.8.i. Image Settings: Configurable brightness, contrast, hue, sharpness. Saturation, white balance, WDR, exposure, edge dewarping, DNR, privacy masks, ICR, tampering alarm BLC, digital zoom, and motion detection 5.K.8.j. Supported Protocols: Ipv4/Ipv6, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RTP SMTP, DHCP, PPPoE, IGMP, FTP DDNS, UDP, uPnP, QoS, SNMP ARP, and ONVIF.

5.L. V-Cell Corner Mounted HD Day/Night Cameras as manufactured by Vicon industries: 5.L.1. Certifications: CE, FCC Class A, IK10 IP66, UL, and cUL. 5.L.2. Features: 5.L.2.a. Made for custodial suites and prison cells. 5.L.2.b. Mounting: Stainless steel, waterproof housing. Fits into 90 degree corners. Fixed mounting frame and removable front plate. Assembly is permanently sealed to walls and ceiling making housing ligature proof. Front plate is recessed and secured to fixed frame with security screws. Two .39 in (10 mm) thick windows in front plate protect camera and IR LED illuminators. 5.L.2.c. Camera Mount: Adjustable allowing for tilting up or down for an exact view. 5.L.2.d. Alarms and audio. 5.L.2.e. Privacy masks. 5.L.3. Camera Parameters: 5.L.3.a. Imaging Device: 1/2.8-inch progressive scan RGB CMOS. 5.L.3.b. Camera Type: True day/night (IR cut filter) 5.L.3.c. Sensitivity: 0.0 lux (IR On) 5.L.3.d. IR Distance: 65 ft (20 m) with 36 IR LEDs. Programmable intensity. 5.L.3.e. Lens Focal Length: 2.6 mm, fixed wide angle. 5.L.3.f. Aperture: f/2.0 maximum. 5.L.3.g. Horizontal Field of View: 120 degrees. 5.L.3.h. Vertical Field-of-View: 70 degrees. 5.L.4. Physical Parameters: 5.L.4.a. Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C). 5.L.4.b. Application: Indoor. 5.L.4.c. 13700-56 Construction: Enclosure: Stainless steel; brushed satin. Mounting Frame: 14 gauge; camera mount: 14 gauge. Windows: polycarbonate. IR: 5 mm thick. Camera: 6 mm thick. Dimensions: 15 in. (380 mm) x 12.6 in. (320 mm). 5.L.4.d. Weight: 3.5 lbs (1.6 kg) approximate. Electrical Parameters: 5.L.4.e. Input Voltage/Current: 24 VAC 250 mA. 12 VDC 500 mA. PoE 125 mA. 5.L.4.f. Power Consumption (IR on): 24 VAC: 6 W. 12 VDC: 6 W. PoE: 6 W. 5.L.4.g. Connectors, 24 VAC and 12 VDC: Screw terminal. 5.L.4.h. Connectors, PoE: RJ-45. 5.L.4.i. Connectors, Alarms (In/Out) and Audio (mic/spkr): Screw terminal. 5.L.4.j. Radio Frequency Emission Rating: FCC Class A. 5.L.5. Network Parameters: 5.L.5.a. Compression: H.264, MPEG-4 or M-JPEG and analog. 5.L.5.b. Video Streams: 10 concurrent. 5.L.5.c. Video Resolution: 1920x1080 (Full HD 1080P), 1280x1024 (SXVGA), 1280x720 (HD 720P), 704x480/576 (D1), 640x480 (VGA), 352x240/288 (CIF), 320x240 (QVGA). 5.L.5.d. Frame Rate: 2.5 to 30 fps. 5.L.5.e. Video Bandwidth: 10/100 Mbps.

5.M. Manufacturer requires the use of uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) to prevent voltage fluctuations that can affect operation and cause damage to the equipment. Failure to comply voids the warranty.

2.6 ELECTRONIC ACCESS CONTROL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

6.A. Basis or Design: Electronic Access control Management system as manufactured by Vicon Industries.

6.B. System Description: 6.B.1. Design Requirements: Shall provide products and systems that have been manufactured, fabricated and installed to the following criteria: Comply with IEEE 1100, NFPA 70, NFPA 72, NFPA 80, NFPA 101. 6.B.2. System Capabilities: 6.B.2.a. Stand-alone or networked. 6.B.2.b. Control access to unlimited doors. 6.B.2.c. Control elevator access up to 64 floors per Cab. 6.B.2.d. Manage and control access for up to 100,000 credentials per controller. 6.B.2.e. Unlimited remote sites. 13700-57 6.B.2.f. Configurable alert screen and email notifications. 6.B.2.g. Photo ID badging integration via SQL database 6.B.2.h. Readers, inputs and outputs expandable and/or modifiable. 6.B.2.i. Single software program controlled. 6.B.2.j. 50 Programmable Holidays per Holiday Group. 6.B.2.k. 50 Holiday Groups configurable. 6.B.2.l. Multi-site Management via Partitions. 6.B.2.m. No client software needed, client accesses via HTML5 browser. 6.B.2.n. Local anti-passback. 6.B.2.o. Full integration and customization of all system components. 6.B.2.p. Online reconfiguration through system programming without hardware changes. 6.B.3. Access Control Functions: 6.B.3.a. Validation of Credential based on Time of day, Day of week, Holiday scheduling, mode of Door, and ad-hock schedule. 6.B.3.b. Simultaneous controlled access with various reader technologies; Proximity, Pin number, Biometrics, Mag stripe, Barcode. 6.B.3.c. Automatic or manual retrieval of cardholder photographs. 6.B.3.d. First person in capability. 6.B.3.e. Access validation based on positive verification of Credential, PIN, or Credential/PIN combination, or dual credential with one credential being a supervisor credential. 6.B.3.f. Differentiates between valid credential presentation only, and valid credential presentation followed by entry (when using door position switch). 6.B.4. Passwords: 6.B.4.a. Assignable. 6.B.4.b. Unlimited number of system Administrators. 6.B.4.c. Permissions of system Administrators are definable per Administrator. 6.B.4.d. Administrator actions/capabilities range from basic system monitoring to control of all system functions. 6.B.4.e. Administrators can be linked and managed by LDAP systems. 6.B.5. System Programming: 6.B.5.a. User-friendly, intuitive, and responsive HTML5 web client interface. 6.B.5.b. Single Page Application (SPA) architecture allows seamless browser transition between pages. 6.B.5.c. 13700-58 Ability to import large quantities of cards in a CSV file format. 6.B.6. Alert messages: 6.B.6.a. Ability to monitor for specific events and make them spawn additional windows or email the event to the administrator. 6.B.6.b. Alert information displayed in text format on the notifications area, and highlighted based on severity of alert. 6.B.6.c. Video feed switching capabilities associated with alert via IP communication. (fully configurable). 6.B.6.d. Capability of E-Mailing alert events to administrators. 6.B.7. System integration: 6.B.7.a. VMS integration: ViconNet Digital Video Management system, Digital Watchdog DW Spectrum, exacq exacqVision, Milestone Xprotect. 6.B.7.b. Microsoft Active Directory Integration via LDAP protocol. 6.B.7.c. CardPresso Photo badging software integration. 6.B.7.d. Alarm system integration via configurable dry contact output/input. 6.B.7.e. ASSA ABLOY Aperio hub integration.

6.C. System Minimum Requirements: 6.C.1. Central Processing Unit Computer: Microsoft compatible Windows 7 or newer. 2 GHz or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor. Two or more cores. 4 GB RAM for 32-bit and 6 GB RAM for 64-bit. DVI or HDMI monitor. 1 GB hard drive space required (Additional space required for database). Microsoft .Net Framework 4.5 Full. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2008 Express or higher.

6.D. Basis or Design: One Door Controller: VAX-1D-REX/VAX-1Das manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.D.1. Supports 2 readers (IN and OUT configuration). 6.D.2. Power input: IEEE 802.3af PoE standard provides up to 15.4 Watts. 6.D.3. Processor: 32-bit microprocessor-based. 6.D.4. Storage: 100,000 users, 50,000 events (onboard). 6.D.5. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminal headers. 6.D.6. Reader Communications: Wiegand Data1/Data0. 6.D.7. Lock Power: Solid State 12 VDC at 500 mA / 24 VDC at 250 mA (with opt. converter). 6.D.8. Auxiliary Power: 12 VDC at 200 mA max. (Used to power motion devices, Piezo's, etc.). 6.D.9. Reader power: 12 VDC at 250 mA max. per port. 6.D.10. Relay Outputs: SSR Relay2, SSR Relay3 to 60 V (TVS circuit limits 24 V), 500 mA, fully configurable, no mechanical ports. 6.D.11. 13700-59 Reader Formats: Magnetic stripe, Biometric, Bar code, and Wiegand 40, 37, 36, 35, 32, and 26 bit. 6.D.12. Inputs: 4 Dry contact inputs, fully configurable including supervised or digital input setting (includes door contact, exit button, external request to exit (REX model), motion, etc.). 6.D.13. Networking: 10/100Mbps supporting Static or DHCP modes with 2 Ethernet status LEDs; 256 bit. 6.D.13.a. AES encryption between panel and server (optional). 6.D.14. Tamper Sensor: Photo tamper sensor (configurable) (no moving parts). 6.D.15. LED Indicator: 2 PoE power indicator, 2 Reader active indicators, 3 output indicators, 1 communication status and Door status and heartbeat LED beneath unit. 6.D.16. 2 Line x 16 Ch LCD Display (contrast adjustable) with LED back light (brightness adjustable) used for on-board diagnostics and initial configuration such as IP address and communication modes. 6.D.17. Keyboard: Four user push buttons for data entry or output selection. 6.D.18. Sound: On-board piezo buzzer (90 dB at 100 mm). 6.D.19. Motion (optional): PIR motion sensor mounted on bottom of unit for authorizing exit without card read. 6.D.20. Time: Keeps up to 1 month without power connection, No battery needed. Automatic DST switch. 6.D.21. Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C). 6.D.22. Operating Humidity: 10 to 90 percent relative humidity, non-condensing. 6.D.23. Expandable modular design. 6.D.24. PCB Dimensions: 7.72 x 2.91 in (74 x 196 mm). 6.D.25. Enclosure Dimensions (W x H x D): 11.25 x 15.25 x 3 in (286 x 3885 x 77 mm). 6.D.26. Enclosure Color: Black or White. 6.D.27. Compliance: Panel is ETL Listed conforms to UL 294 Certified to CSA-C22.2 no.205.

6.E. Basis of Design: Two Door Controller: VAX-2D-REX/VAX-2D as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.E.1. Supports 2 readers (1 for each door). 6.E.2. Power input: IEEE 802.3af PoE standard provides up to 15.4 Watts. 6.E.3. Processor: 32-bit microprocessor-based. 6.E.4. Storage: 100,000 users, 50,000 events (onboard). 6.E.5. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminal headers. 6.E.6. Reader Communications: Wiegand Data1/Data0. 6.E.7. Lock Power 1: Solid State 12 VDC at 500 mA / 24 VDC at 250 mA (with opt. Converter). 6.E.8. 13700-60 Lock Power 2: SSR Relay2, - 60 V (TVS circuit limits 24 V), 500 mA, fully configurable, no mechanical ports requires external lock power for second strike. 6.E.9. Auxiliary Power: 12 VDC at 200 mA max. (Used to power motion devices, Piezos, etc.). 6.E.10. Reader power: 12 VDC at 250 mA max. per port. 6.E.11. Relay Outputs: SSR Relay3 - 60 V (TVS circuit limits 24V), 500 mA, fully configurable, no mechanical ports. 6.E.12. Reader Formats: Magnetic stripe, Biometric, Bar code, and Wiegand 40, 37, 36, 35, 32 and 26 bit. 6.E.13. Inputs: 4 Dry contact inputs, fully configurable including supervised or digital input setting (includes door contact, exit button, external request to exit (REX model), motion, etc.). 6.E.14. Networking: 10/100 Mbps supporting Static or DHCP modes with 2 Ethernet status LEDs; 256 bit AES encryption between panel and server (optional). 6.E.15. Tamper Sensor: Photo tamper sensor (configurable) (no moving parts). 6.E.16. LED Indicator: 2 PoE power indicator, 2 Reader active indicators, 3 output indicators, 1 communication status and Door status and heartbeat LED beneath unit. 6.E.17. 2 Line x 16 Ch LCD Display (contrast adjustable) with LED back light (brightness adjustable) used for on-board diagnostics and initial configuration such as IP address and communication modes. 6.E.18. Keyboard: Four user push buttons for data entry or output selection. 6.E.19. Sound: On-board piezo buzzer (90dB at 100 mm). 6.E.20. Motion (optional): PIR motion sensor mounted on bottom of unit for authorizing exit without card read. 6.E.21. Time: Keeps up to 1 month without power connection, No battery needed. Automatic DST switch. 6.E.22. Operating Temperature: 0 degrees Celsius to 50 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit to 122 degrees Fahrenheit). 6.E.23. Operating Humidity: 10 to 90 percent relative humidity, non-condensing. 6.E.24. Expandable modular design. 6.E.25. PCB Dimensions: 7.72 x 2.91 in (74 x 196 mm). 6.E.26. Enclosure Dimensions (W x H x D): 11.25 x 15.25 x 3 in (286 x 388 x 77 mm). 6.E.27. Enclosure Color: Black or white. 6.E.28. Compliance: Panel is ETL listed conforms to UL 294, certified to CSA-C22.2 no.205.

6.F. Basis of Design: Elevator Master Panel: VAX-ELV-STR as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.F.1. Supports 2 Readers (1 per cab). 6.F.2. Power input: IEEE 802.3af PoE (Power over Ethernet) standard (15.4 W) or PoE+ power. 6.F.3. Processor: Processor: 32-bit microprocessor. 6.F.4. 13700-61 Storage: 50,000 users, 50,000 events (on board). 6.F.5. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminal headers. 6.F.6. Reader Communications: Wiegand Data1/Data0. 6.F.7. Auxiliary Power: 12 VDC at 200 mA max. (Used to power Elevator Expander Boards). 6.F.8. Reader power: 12 VDC at 250 mA max. per port. 6.F.9. Reader Formats: Magnetic stripe, Biometric, Bar code, and Wiegand 40, 37, 36, 35, 32 and 26 bit. 6.F.10. Communications: On board RS485 via RS-485 module SE-X02 up to 8 Elevator Expander Board. 6.F.11. Networking: 10/100Mbps supporting Static or DHCP modes with 2 Ethernet status LEDs; 256 bit AES encryption between panel and server (optional). 6.F.12. Tamper Sensor: Photo tamper sensor (configurable) (no moving parts). 6.F.13. LED Indicator: 2 PoE power indicator, 2 Reader active indicators, 1 communication status, heartbeat LED beneath unit. 6.F.14. 2 Line x 16 Ch LCD Display (contrast adjustable) with LED back light (brightness adjustable) used for on-board diagnostics and initial configuration such as IP address and communication modes. 6.F.15. Keyboard: Four user push buttons for data entry or output selection. 6.F.16. Sound: On-board piezo buzzer (90dB at 100 mm). 6.F.17. Time: Keeps up to 1 month without power connection, No battery needed. Automatic DST switch. 6.F.18. Elevators: Ability to support up to 4 Cabs per master panel. Ability to support up to 64 Floors per master panel (with 8 Expander Boards). Up to 2 readers. Ability to support Button Sensing or Non-Button Sensing. 6.F.19. Elevator Time Zones: User: Ability to support 256 user time zones: 4 zones (9 boundaries) per day. Ability to support 50 user holiday time zone groups, each has 50 holidays, each user holiday time zone: 2 zones (5 boundaries) per day. Floor: Ability to support 64 (unlimited) floor time zones, 4 zones (9 boundaries) per day, Ability to support 8 floor holiday time zone groups, each has 50 holidays, each floor holiday time zone: 2 zones (5 boundaries) per day, Ability to support 64 one time run time zones (ad-hoc). 6.F.20. Operating Temperature: (2 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C). 6.F.21. Expandable modular design. 6.F.22. PCB Dimensions: 7.72 x 2.9 in (74 mm x 196 mm). 6.F.23. Enclosure Dimensions (W x H x D): 11.25 x 15.25 x 3 in (286 x 388 mm x 77 mm). 6.F.24. Enclosure Color: Black or white or blue can. 6.F.25. Compliance: Panel is ETL Listed conforms to UL 294 Certified to CSA-C22.2 no.205.

6.G. Basis of Deign: Elevator Expander Board: VAX-IO-EXP8 as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.G.1. Processor: Processor: 32-bit microprocessor. 13700-62 6.G.2. Power input: 12 VDC supplied by Elevator Master Panel, no external power needed. 6.G.3. Configuration: 8 Dip switches for inputting addressing and diagnostics. 6.G.4. Communication: RS-485 (2-wire communication) Multidrop (Daisy Chain or Star) via SE- EX02 Module. 6.G.5. Inputs: 8 dry contact inputs. Fully configurable. 6.G.6. Outputs: 8 dry contact SSR Relays. Fully configurable. 6.G.7. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminal headers. 6.G.8. PCB Dimensions: 3.74 x 3.74 in (95 x 95 mm).

6.H. Basis of Design: IO-Master Panel: Included with VAX-IO-STR as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.H.1. Power input: IEEE 802.3af PoE (Power over Ethernet) standard (15.4W) or PoE+ power 6.H.2. Processor: Processor: 32-bit microprocessor. 6.H.3. Storage: 50,000 events (on board) 6.H.4. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminal headers. 6.H.5. Auxiliary Power: 12 VDC at 450mA. (Used to power PRS-IO8 Board IO/Elevator expander board) Current shared with two reader ports. 6.H.6. Communications: On board RS485 via RS-485 module SE-X02 to up to 8 IO Expander Boards. 6.H.7. Networking: 10/100Mbps supporting Static or DHCP modes with 2 Ethernet status LEDs; 256 bit AES encryption between panel and server (optional). LED Indicator: 2 x PoE power indicator 6.H.8. Security: Hardware secured by configurable password. 6.H.9. Tamper Sensor: Photo tamper sensor (configurable) (no moving parts). 6.H.10. Display: 2 Line x 16 Character LCD Display with LED back light used for on-board diagnostics and initial configuration such as IP address and communication modes. Contrast adjustable. Brightness adjustable. 6.H.11. Keyboard: Four user push buttons for data entry or output selection. 6.H.12. Sound: On-board piezo buzzer (90dB at 10cm). 6.H.13. Diagnostics: Several on board diagnostics available including the following: Ping with IP: Ability to perform a basic network connectivity test by communicating with the server IP via ICMP protocol. Ping with Name: Ability to perform a basic network connectivity test by communicating to the server by resolving the name of the server via a Dynamic Name Service (DNS). Debug mode: Optional debug mode that allows extra logging of communications and panel decisions. Read Only mode: Displays controller configuration and miscellaneous information: Panel Name, Panel ID, IP Address, Panel MAC Address, Panel Subnet Mask, Panel Gateway, Panel DNS, Communication mode, Server IP Address/Name, Server Port, Firmware Version, Network Name, DHCP Bound address, Time (UTC and Local), Connection Status. 6.H.14. On-board Communication Configuration: 13700-63 6.H.14.a. Ability to configure communication method to server (name or IP address). 6.H.14.b. Ability to configure name or IP address that the server can be reached. 6.H.14.c. Ability to configure network settings of controller, including: Static IP address or DHCP. Controller IP Address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS server. 6.H.14.d. Time: Keeps up to 1 month without power connection, No battery needed. Automatic DST switch. 6.H.14.e. Firmware: Controller firmware is remotely upgradable from server software for added functionality, features and patches. 6.H.14.f. IO-Boards: 6.H.14.f.1) Ability to support up to 64 Inputs and Outputs per master panel (with 8 Expander Boards). 6.H.14.f.2) Input/Output Time Zones: Input: Ability to support 16 Input time zones: 2 zones (5 boundaries) per day. Ability to support 16 holiday groups, each has 50 holidays, each Input holiday time zone: 2 zones (5 boundaries) per day. 6.H.14.f.3) Output: Ability to support 64 Output time zones, 5 zones (11 boundaries) per day. Ability to support 8 holiday groups, each has 50 holidays, each Output holiday time zone: 2 zones (5 boundaries) per day. 6.H.14.f.4) Input/Output Functions: Ability to place an Input on a schedule. Ability to assign an Input to a holiday group. Ability to place a detection time on an Input. Ability to assign an action to an Input. Input Actions: Do Nothing, Activate Selected Output, Deactivate Selected Output, Toggle Selected Output, Pulse Selected Output (high), Pulse Selected Output (low), Pulse Selected Output (opposite), Activate Multiple Outputs (up to 5), Deactivate Multiple Outputs (up to 5), Toggle Multiple Outputs (up to 5). Ability to place a delay on any Input Actions. Ability to place an action duration for pulses. Ability to configure an Input as Normally Closed. Ability to place an Output on a schedule. Ability to assign an Output to a holiday group. Ability to configure an Output as Normally Closed. Ability to configure an Output to not generate any events. Ability to protect an Output from Input Actions. Ability to configure an Output to be initially On. 6.H.14.f.5) Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C). 6.H.14.f.6) Expandable modular design. 6.H.14.f.7) PCB Dimensions (W x H): 7.72 x 2.91 in (196 x 74 mm). 6.H.14.f.8) Enclosure Dimensions (W x H x D): 8.5 x 10.25 x 3.25 in (216 x 260 x 8.30 mm). 6.H.14.f.9) Enclosure Color: Blue can.

6.I. Basis of Design: Elevator/IO Expander Board: VAX-IO-EXP8 Board/ VAX-IO-EXP16 Board. 6.I.1. Processor: Processor: 32-bit microprocessor. 6.I.2. Power Input: 12 VDC supplied by Elevator/IO Master Panel, no external power needed. 6.I.3. Configuration: 8/16 DIP switches for inputting addressing and diagnostics. 6.I.4. Communication: RS-485 (2-wire communication) Multidrop (Daisy Chain or Star) via SE- 13700-64 EX02 Module. 6.I.5. Inputs: 8/16 x dry contact inputs. Fully configurable. LED Indicator: 1 x Input activity indicator. 6.I.6. Outputs: 8/16 dry contact Solid State Relays. Fully configurable. Capable of switching up to 60V, 500mA limit. Other relay options available. LED Indicator: 8/16 x output status indicator. Field replaceable solid state relays. 6.I.7. Tamper: Each IO panel has individual photo-tamper sensor. Fully configurable. 6.I.8. Diagnostics: Input/Output test mode, activated through DIP switch configuration. 6.I.9. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminal headers. 6.I.10. IO-Board Management to Allow: 6.I.10.a. Inputs: Ability to apply a name to each Input. Ability to define a detection time until the input is considered active. Ability to place an Input on a schedule to only monitor during specific times. Ability to apply holiday schedules to an input for alternate schedules during holidays. Ability to assign an action to be performed when the input is activated. Actions: Do Nothing, Activate Selected Output, Deactivate Selected Output, Toggle Selected Output, Pulse Selected Output (high), Pulse Selected Output (low), Pulse Selected Output (opposite), Activate Multiple Outputs (up to 5), Deactivate Multiple Outputs (up to 5), Toggle Multiple Outputs (up to 5). Ability to place a delay on any Input Actions. Ability to place an action duration for pulses. Ability to configure an Input as Normally Closed. 6.I.10.b. Outputs: Ability to apply a name to each Output. Ability to place an Output on a schedule. Ability to apply holiday schedules to an Output for alternate schedules during holidays. Ability to configure an Output as Normally Closed. Ability to configure an Output to not generate any events. Ability to protect an Output from Input Actions. Ability to configure an Output to be initially On.

6.J. Basis of Design: Communication Converter: RS-485 module as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.J.1. LED Indicators: 1 Data Receive, 1 Data Send. 6.J.2. Terminals: Quick disconnect terminals, connects to expander module on ELEVATOR-64 Master Panel or APERIO-(2, 4, 8). 6.J.3. Power Requirement: No external power needed. 6.J.4. Communication: Capable of communicating to Elevator Expander Boards, ASSA ABLOY Aperio hub, or Input/Output Expander Board via RS-485 Bus.

6.K. Basis of Design: Mullion Mount Proximity Access Reader as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.K.1. Dimensions: 4.5 x 1.6 x 0.75 in (114 x 38 x 19 mm) 6.K.2. Design: Weatherproof. 6.K.3. Characteristics: High reliability; consistent read range characteristics; low power consumption; vandal-resistant. 6.K.4. Color: Black. 6.K.5. Features: Multicolor LED indicator-red, green, amber, and off. 6.K.6. 13700-65 Mounting: Mullion, can be mounted directly to metal. 6.K.7. Communication Format: High security 40 bit, AWID, HID. 6.K.8. Frequency: 125 Khz excitation 6.K.9. Read Range: 3 to 6 in (76 to 152 mm) depending on credential. 6.K.10. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.K.11. Current Draw: 5 mA minimum, 45 mA typical, 80 mA peak. 6.K.12. Compliance: CSA, UL, FCC, CE, C-Tick.

6.L. Basis of Design: High Security Vandal Proof Proximity Mullion Access Reader as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.L.1. Dimensions: 5.25 x 2 x 0.75 inches (134 x 51 x 19 mm). 6.L.2. Design: Weatherproof, Vandal proof. 6.L.3. Characteristics: High reliability; consistent read range characteristics; low power consumption; vandal-proof. 6.L.4. Colors: Stainless Steel and Fibertex. 6.L.5. LED: None. 6.L.6. Mounting: mullion may be mounted directly to metal. 6.L.7. Communication format: High security 40 bit, AWID, HID 6.L.8. Frequency: 125 Khz excitation. 6.L.9. Read Range: up to 1 in (25 mm). 6.L.10. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.L.11. Current Draw: 90 mA typical. 6.L.12. Compliance: CSA, UL, FCC, CE, C-Tick.

6.M. Basis of Design: Keypad/Proximity Access Reader as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.M.1. Dimensions: 4.6 x 3 x 0.7 in (117 x 77 x 18 mm). 6.M.2. Design: Weatherproof. 6.M.3. Characteristics: Uses non-mechanical capacitive technology (no moving parts), High reliability; consistent read range characteristics; low power consumption; vandal- resistant. 6.M.4. Colors: Available with black or off white cover. 6.M.5. Features: Multicolor LED indicator-red, green, amber, and off. 6.M.6. Mounting: Wall-single gang box, or may be mounted directly to metal. 6.M.7. Communication format: High security 40 bit, AWID, HID. 6.M.8. 13700-66 Frequency: 125 KHz excitation. 6.M.9. Read Range: 3 to 6 in (76 to 152 mm) depending on credential. 6.M.10. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.M.11. Current Draw: 30 mA minimum, 50 mA typical, 115 mA peak. 6.M.12. Compliance: FCC, CE, C-Tick.

6.N. Basis of Design: Long Range Single Gang Access Reader as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.N.1. Dimensions: 8.6 x 6 x 1 in (216x152.4x25.4 mm). 6.N.2. Design: Weatherproof. 6.N.3. Characteristics: High reliability; consistent read range characteristics; low power consumption; vandal-resistant. 6.N.4. Colors: Black. 6.N.5. Features: Multicolor LED indicator-red, green, amber, and off. 6.N.6. Mounting: Wall-single gang box, or non-metallic flat surfaces. 6.N.7. Communication format: High security 40 bit, AWID, HID. 6.N.8. Frequency: 125 KHz excitation. 6.N.9. Read Range: Up to 15 inches (381 mm) depending on credential. 6.N.10. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.N.11. Current Draw: 200 mA typical, 600 mA peak. 6.N.12. Compliance: FCC, CE, C-Tick, ICC.

6.O. Basis of Design: Long Range Single Gang Access Reader as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.O.1. Dimensions: 10.5 x 10.5 x 2.0 in (267 x 267 x 53 mm) 6.O.2. Design: Weatherproof. 6.O.3. Characteristics: High reliability; consistent read range characteristics; low power consumption; vandal-resistant. 6.O.4. Colors: Black. 6.O.5. Features: Multicolor LED indicator-red, green, amber, and off. 6.O.6. Mounting: US- size metal or plastic single or double gang wall box, standard parking bollard X-mounts or non-metallic flat surfaces. 6.O.7. Communication format: High security 40 bit, AWID, HID. 6.O.8. Frequency: 125 KHz excitation 6.O.9. Read Range: Up to 20 inches (508 mm) depending on credential. 13700-67 6.O.10. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.O.11. Current Draw: 200 mA typical, 600 mA peak. 6.O.12. Compliance: FCC, CE, C-Tick, ICC.

6.P. Basis of Design: Graphic Quality Proximity Card as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.P.1. Size: 3.4 x 2.2 x 0.06 in (86 x 55 x 1.5 mm). 6.P.2. Printing Surface Imaging: Use PVC9 Glossy Adhesive Overlay for color dye sublimation printing of images and text. 6.P.3. Frequency: 125 kHz excitation. 6.P.4. Communication format: High security 40 bit. 6.P.5. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.P.6. Slot Punch: Vertical. 6.P.7. Compliance: CSA, UL, FCC, CE, C-Tick.

6.Q. Basis of Design: Image Technology Proximity Card as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.Q.1. Size: 3.38 x 2.12 x 0.0.046 in (85.9 x 53.8 x 1.17 mm). 6.Q.2. Printing Surface Imaging: Appropriate for direct color dye sublimation printing of images and text. 6.Q.3. Frequency: 125 kHz excitation. 6.Q.4. Communication format: High security 40 bit. 6.Q.5. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.Q.6. Slot Punch: Required. 6.Q.7. Compliance: CSA, UL, FCC, CE, C-Tick.

6.R. Basis of Design: Proximity Key Tag as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.R.1. Dimensions: 1.5 x 1.2 x 0.15 inches (36 x 29 x 3.8 mm). 6.R.2. Color: Light grey. 6.R.3. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.R.4. Features: Reinforced Brass eyelet easily fits on key ring. 6.R.5. Communication format: High security 40 bit.

6.S. Basis of Design: Long Range Wireless RF Receiver as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.S.1. Dimensions: 6.3 x 3.3 x 2.3 inches (160 x 86.4 x 58.4 mm). 6.S.2. Design: Weatherproof. 13700-68 6.S.3. Characteristics: High reliability, long read range, encrypted rolling code transmission. 6.S.4. Colors: Off white. 6.S.5. Features: Multicolor LED indicator-red, green, and off. 6.S.6. Mounting: Wall-single gang box, or non-metallic flat surfaces. 6.S.7. Read Range: 4 to 8 in (102 to 203 mm) depending on credential. 6.S.8. Operating Temperature: Minus 40 to 149 degrees F (minus 40 to 65 degrees C). 6.S.9. Current Draw: 80 mA typical. 6.S.10. Compliance: FCC, IC, CE, C-Tick.

6.T. Basis of Design: Combination One Button Wireless RF Transmitter and Proximity Credential as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.T.1. Dimensions: 2.3 x 1.3 x 0.4 inches (58.4x33x10.2 mm). 6.T.2. Design: Weatherproof 6.T.3. Characteristics: High reliability, long read range, rolling code + encrypted algorithm for secure transmission. 6.T.4. Communication format: High security 40 bit. 6.T.5. Colors: Black 6.T.6. LED: Red LED standard (activated upon button press). 6.T.7. Read Range: Button press up to 150ft (46m) with HC-HARWRR-42 Receiver. Proximity presentation up to 2 inches (51mm) 6.T.8. Operating Temperature: Minus 13 to 122 degrees F (minus 25 to 50 degrees C). 6.T.9. Battery: 27A, NM27 size 12V Alkaline. 6.T.10. Compliance: FCC, IC, CE, C-Tick.

6.U. Basis of Design: Combination Four Button Wireless RF Transmitter and Proximity Credential as manufactured by Vicon Industries. 6.U.1. Dimensions: 2.3 x 1.3 x 0.4 inches (58.4 x 33 x 10.2 mm). 6.U.2. Design: Weatherproof. 6.U.3. Characteristics: High reliability, long read range, rolling code plus encrypted algorithm for secure transmission. 6.U.4. Communication format: High security 40 bit. 6.U.5. Colors: Black. 6.U.6. LED: Red LED standard (activated upon button press). 6.U.7. Read Range: Button press up to 150 ft (46 m) with receiver. Proximity presentation up to 2 inches (51 mm). 13700-69 6.U.8. Operating Temperature: Minus 13 to 122 degrees F (minus 25 to 50 degrees C). 6.U.9. Battery: 27 A, NM27 size 12 V alkaline. 6.U.10. Compliance: FCC, IC, CE, C-Tick.

6.V. Software Features and Functions: 6.V.1. Server Software: 6.V.1.a. Shall be installed on a standard PC running Microsoft Windows 7 Home or Higher (Windows 7 Starter Not Supported) or purchased via an embedded hardware server box. 6.V.1.b. Shall support Microsoft SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2008 Express, or later version. 6.V.1.c. Shall be 100 percent web based and can be accessed via any web enabled device including Cell Phones, Tablets, Laptops, PCs with any operating system etc. without the need for any additional plug in's (i.e. no active x controls, Flash, etc.). 6.V.1.d. Software design shall be of a Web REST API allowing full integration to third party software or a custom front end. 6.V.1.e. Software design shall be of a Single Page Application (SPA) architecture allowing seamless navigation between screens. 6.V.1.f. Shall have Responsive Web Design (responsive views automatically adjust based on device size). 6.V.1.g. Shall have ability to Partition software for multisite all hosted from one location allowing site administrators only access to their site readers and cards or multiple sites. 6.V.1.h. Shall have functions that will be accessed via tool bar Icons, including Help prompts that will appear when the mouse pointer hovers over the selection button. 6.V.1.i. Shall be possible to install the server software in a virtualized environment. 6.V.2. Administrator Control Capabilities: 6.V.2.a. Shall provide an Administrator interface secured by encrypted password control and SSL communication from web client to server. 6.V.2.b. Shall provide for an Administrator that can either be a System-Admin or a Non- sys-admin with customizable permissions. 6.V.2.c. Shall support Administrator Management which determines privileges, functions, and Partitions that can be accessed. Functions that cannot be accessed will not be visible. The following items are available: Manage Access Privilege Groups. Manage Cameras And Integration, Manage Door Holiday Groups, Manage Door Holiday TimeZones, Manage Door TimeZones, Manage Doors, Manage Elevators, Manage Floor Holiday Groups, Manage Floor Holiday TimeZones, Manage Floor TimeZones, Manage Holidays, Manage OneTimeRun TimeZones, Manage Panels, Manage Sites, Manage User Holiday Groups, Manage User Holiday TimeZones, Manage User TimeZones, Manage Users, Reporting Reporting Alerts, Reporting DoorActivity, Reporting FloorActivity, Reporting UserActivity, Reporting UserList, Special Permissions Override Door, Override Floor, Override Output, Update Panel, View Cameras, View Status. 6.V.3. 13700-70 System Partitioning: 6.V.3.a. System shall support unlimited partitions (with appropriate licensing), which logically separate the system into pieces. 6.V.3.b. Administrators can be given permissions to manage specific aspects of a partition or multiple partitions. 6.V.3.c. Administrators shall only see partitions or parts of partitions they are explicitly given permission to manage. 6.V.3.d. Ability to assign user/cardholders to more than 1 partition, as long as the Administrator assigning access groups has permissions to manage cardholders within the desired partitions. 6.V.3.e. Administrators with limited permissions will not see the menus/icons for parts of the software they do not have permission to use. 6.V.3.f. Door and Elevator Panels shall be assigned to a single partition. 6.V.3.g. Holidays, schedules and Access groups shall not be shared between partitions. 6.V.3.h. Administrator shall not see events on devices they do not have permission to view/manage. 6.V.4. Credential/Cardholder Management: 6.V.4.a. Shall provide User/Cardholder management screen with unlimited number of users/cardholders (100,000 per controller). 6.V.4.b. Shall provide Simple cardholder enrollment, with all available cardholder options available on one screen. 6.V.4.c. Shall support assignment of Unlimited credentials to a single cardholder, including Cards, Pins, biometrics, etc. 6.V.4.d. Shall support assignment of additional user/cardholder attributes. Assign a Start/Stop date to a cardholder. Assign a security level for Crisis Level feature. Assign the cardholder as a Master user. Assign the cardholder as a Supervisor user. Assign the cardholder the permission to activate First Person In schedules. Assign the cardholder the ability to perform Triple Swipe Actions. Assign the cardholder the ability to disarm an external alarm system. Assign the cardholder the ability to open auto-openers without the use of a button. 6.V.4.e. Shall provide ability to view a list of all cardholders. 6.V.4.f. Shall provide capability of finding a specific card holder based on specified search criteria such as name or credentials. 6.V.4.g. Shall provide the ability to assign a photographic image for each cardholder, image can be uploaded from local device or taken in the web browser with an image device. (Chrome only). 6.V.4.h. Shall provide ability to assign to Unlimited Access Privilege Groups. 6.V.4.i. Shall provide ability to assign cardholder to Access Privilege Groups across different Partitions. 6.V.4.j. Shall provide ability to assign cardholder directly to a partition for later access assignment. 6.V.4.k. Shall provide ability to assign unlimited custom fields to a cardholder. 13700-71 6.V.4.l. Shall provide ability to import large amounts of users/cardholders via CSV file. 6.V.5. Access Privilege Groups: 6.V.5.a. Shall support ability to create unlimited administrator definable/customizable Access Privilege Groups. 6.V.5.b. Shall support ability to apply any combination of door/time zone. 6.V.5.c. Shall support restriction/allowance of Cardholders movement through identified doors, at specific times, including holiday schedule. 6.V.6. Time Zone Management: 6.V.6.a. The system shall have separate sections for time zones for user access (User Time Zones), door access (Door Times Zones), as well as floor access (Floor Time Zones). 6.V.6.b. The system time zones shall be drag and drop graphics allowing for easy viewing, as well as eliminating the chance of programming error. 6.V.6.c. The system time zones shall be color coded to the mode of the span for easy viewing and eliminating the chance of programming error. 6.V.6.d. Shall have ability to provide a specific schedule name and description. 6.V.6.e. Door Time Zones (door schedule): Shall support an Unlimited amount of Door Time Zones. Shall support 20 unlock/lock times per day. Shall support 8 different Time Zone modes in any combination: Ability to have Lockdown (no cards other than cards flagged as master will be granted access). Ability to have Card Only (valid cards required to grant access). Ability to have Pin Only (valid pins required to grant access). Ability to have Card or Pin (valid card or pin required for access). Ability to have Card and Pin (valid card and pin required for access). Ability to have Unlock (door is in public mode). Ability to have "First Credential in" by card (door will not follow its public schedule until a card flagged with first card in feature is presented at the door during the public schedule). Ability to have Dual Credentials (2 valid cards one flagged as supervisor required to grant access). 6.V.6.f. User Time Zone (user access schedule): Shall support up to 256 User Time Zone schedules the system will support. Shall support 8 Allowed/Not Allowed time spans per day. Shall support 2 different Time Zone modes in any combination: Ability to have Allowed (user will be allowed through the door as long as the Door Time Zone is in a mode that accepts the type of credential being presented). Ability to have Not Allowed (user will be denied access to the door). 6.V.6.g. Floor Time Zones (elevator floor schedule):Ability shall support Unlimited Floor Time zone schedules the system will support. Ability shall have 8 time spans per day. Shall support 3 different Time Zone modes in any combination: Ability to have Card Only (valid cards required to grant access). Ability to have Unlock (floor is in public mode). Ability to have Lockdown (no cards other than cards flagged as master will be granted access). 6.V.7. Holiday Management to Allow: 6.V.7.a. Ability to apply a specific schedule for groups of doors to follow when it is a holiday. 6.V.7.b. Ability to apply a specific user schedule for groups of users to follow during a holiday. 6.V.7.c. Ability to create a holiday with the following options: Date of the holidays. If the 13700-72 holiday is reoccurring annually. Name and description of the holiday. Which groups of doors will be affected by the holiday and what holiday time zone they will follow. Which groups of Access Privilege Groups will be affected by the holiday and what holiday time zone they will follow. 6.V.8. Door Management shall provide the following: 6.V.8.a. Ability to apply a specific name and description to each door and reader. 6.V.8.b. Ability to apply a time zone to control when a specific door is to unlock/lock, accept cards, pins, etc. 6.V.8.c. Ability to apply a Holiday group to control how a specific door will behave on a Holiday. 6.V.8.d. Ability to configure door held open alarms and door forced open alarms. 6.V.8.e. Additional functions, including lock release time and door held open time. 6.V.8.f. Ability to configure if a motion device can unlock the door. 6.V.8.g. Ability to configure Automatic Opener options, including timers and unlock delay. 6.V.8.h. Ability to configure back to back reader interference interval. 6.V.8.i. Ability to configure Anti-passback options. 6.V.8.j. Ability to configure Door Camera associations. 6.V.9. Elevator management shall provide the following: 6.V.9.a. Ability to manage up to 64 floors per elevator cab per Elevator Master Panel. 6.V.9.b. Ability to apply a specific name and description to each cab, reader and floor. 6.V.9.c. Ability to manage up to 4 cab per Elevator Master Panel. 6.V.9.d. Ability to configure if a cab is using button sensing. 6.V.9.e. Ability to apply a time zone to control when a specific Floor is to unlock/lock, accept cards. 6.V.9.f. Ability to apply a Holiday group to control how a specific floor will behave on a Holiday. 6.V.10. Panel management shall provide the following: 6.V.10.a. Ability to apply a specific name and description to each door/elevator panel. 6.V.10.b. Ability to assign a panel to a specific partition. 6.V.10.c. Ability to configure a password code for accessing the panel LCD interface and panel web interface. 6.V.10.d. Ability to disable/enable the web interface of the panel for remotely configuring IP settings. 6.V.10.e. Ability to configure the panel connection mode as static IP or DHCP. 6.V.10.f. Ability to configure the LCD screen on the panel, brightness and on time. 6.V.10.g. Ability to configure how long a forced open buzzer lasts. 13700-73 6.V.10.h. Ability to configure the panel tamper sensor sensitivity and disable/enable. 6.V.10.i. Ability to configure how the integrated motion behaves, along with sensitivity options. 6.V.10.j. Panel Inputs and outputs are 100% configurable, all inputs/outputs can be configured as normally open or normally closed, supervised, events enabled/disabled. 6.V.10.k. Ability to configure Inputs as any of the following functions: Request to Exit, Door Contact, Door Opener to exit, Motion Sensor, Emergency alarm, External Alarm Status, Door Opener to Enter. Aux Input action: Toggle/Activate/Pulse selected output. Toggle/Activate/Pulse alarm interface. Override doors with Crisis Level. Play Sound. 6.V.10.l. Ability to configure Outputs/Relays as any of the following functions: Door Strike, Door Opener, External Buzzer, Alarm Interface, Aux Output, Secondary Door Strike. 6.V.11. Area Management shall provide the following: 6.V.11.a. Labeling: Ability to name areas and sites. 6.V.11.b. Local Timed Anti-passback: Ability to control re-entry into an area, at a specific door, based on a definable time value. 6.V.11.c. Reset: Allow the ability to reset the Anti-passback on a per panel basis. 6.V.11.d. Ability to configure soft or hard Anti-passback. 6.V.11.e. Ability to configure Anti-passback to ignore cardholders with the Supervisor flag. 6.V.11.f. Ability to configure Anti-passback to ignore or take into consideration the opening of a door as a cardholder entering/exiting an area. 6.V.12. System Partitioning shall provide the following: 6.V.12.a. Unlimited Partitions, which logically separate the system into pieces. 6.V.12.b. Administrators can be given permissions to view/change specific aspects of a Partition or multiple Partitions. 6.V.12.c. Administrators can only see Partitions or parts of Partitions they are explicitly given permission to view/edit. 6.V.12.d. User/cardholders can belong to more than 1 partition, as long as the Administrator assigning access groups has permissions to manage cardholders in both Partitions. 6.V.12.e. Administrators with limited permissions will not see the menus/icons for parts of the software they do not have permission to use. 6.V.13. Video Camera integration shall allow the following: 6.V.13.a. Ability to be integrated with 1 or more of the following Video Management Software (VMS) systems. ViconNet Digital Video Management system. Digital Watchdog DW Spectrum exacq exacqVision Milestone XProtect. 6.V.13.b. Support to integrate with multiple instances of ViconNet Digital Video Management system across different communication mediums such as LAN/WAN. 6.V.13.c. 13700-74 Real-time video monitoring displays, including unlimited cameras simultaneously. 6.V.13.d. Associate unlimited cameras with a Door or Elevator. 6.V.13.e. Associate a PTZ camera with a door based on a pre-defined position. 6.V.13.f. Ability to configure specific events to spawn a Camera matrix right above the notifications/events area of the web interface. 6.V.13.g. Linking of video and events based on pre-defined events provided by the access control software. 6.V.13.h. Historical events can spawn a video matrix to cameras. 6.V.13.i. Administrator permissions specific to who can manage and make changes to the camera system. 6.V.14. Alert Management shall provide the following: 6.V.14.a. Ability to display alert events with date and time, source and description on the notifications screen, color coded to the severity of the event. (red, blue or green). 6.V.14.b. Permit event type alert messages, such as access denied, door forced open, and door held open. 6.V.14.c. Ability to configure specific event types to spawn camera matrix with cameras associated with the door/Elevator the event is associated with. 6.V.14.d. Ability to configure e-mail alert messages to the administrator. Each administrator configures their own list of alerts that they are notified of via email. 6.V.15. Microsoft Active Directory (AD) Integration via LDAP protocol: 6.V.15.a. Ability to obtain read only directory information from LDAP provider. 6.V.15.b. Ability to synchronize AD Users based on selected AD Security Groups. 6.V.15.c. Ability to choose which AD Security Groups AD Users will be synchronized from. 6.V.15.d. Ability to configure AD Security Groups as Access Privilege Groups. 6.V.15.e. Ability to give access to Doors/Floors based on AD Security Group membership. 6.V.15.f. Ability to synchronize the following AD User information: First Name and last name, User Expiry Date: Expired Users will have access rights to Doors/Floors removed. User Status (enabled/disabled): Disabled Users will have access rights to Doors/Floors removed. AD Group membership. 6.V.15.g. Ability to synchronize credentials (Card/FOB/PIN) via AD User Attribute Fields. 6.V.15.h. Ability to synchronize credentials in the following manners: Wiegand Credential from Single AD Attribute Field. Wiegand Credential from 2 individual fields with Fixed Site Code. Wiegand Credential from three Individual Fields. PIN from single field. 6.V.15.i. Ability to synchronize AD User Attributes as Custom Fields. 6.V.15.j. Ability to configure how often Protector.Net checks the LDAP provider for changes (1 to 60 minutes). 6.V.15.k. Ability to automatically disable Users who have been deleted or disabled in Active Directory without panel update required. 13700-75 6.V.15.l. Ability to filter AD groups by root OU. 6.V.16. Data Management System shall provide the following: Availability of fully automatic, scheduled backup of the database to any administrator defined location. Availability of a database restore utility that can be performed via web browser. 6.V.17. Software Registration Management shall provide the following: Software registration directly through dealer or the manufacturer. 6.V.18. Photographic Badge Design shall provide the following: 6.V.19. Contextual Help File shall provide the following: Annotation by hovering over fields. Documentation installation along with server software. 6.V.20. Assa Abloy Aperio Integration: 6.V.20.a. Software shall provide unified management of Aperio devices. 6.V.20.b. Ability to communicate with up to 8 Aperio wireless locks per Aperio controller. 6.V.20.c. Ability to store 100,000 users, bypasses Aperio 2,000 user limitation. 6.V.20.d. Cabinet or door locks supported. 6.V.20.e. Ability to share time schedules between regular door controllers an Aperio controllers. 6.V.21. Software Navigation and Contextual Help: 6.V.21.a. Offer contextual help file by hovering over fields, check boxes, drop-down menus. 6.V.21.b. Ability to place objects into list format (such as panels, doors, user) for conducting comparisons between objects. 6.V.21.c. Ability to edit attributes of objects from the list view. 6.V.21.d. Software shall offer comprehensive documentation can be accessed through web interface, or accessed via start menu shortcut on host web server.

PART 3 EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

1.A. Do not begin installation until substrates have been properly prepared. If substrate preparation is the responsibility of another installer, notify Architect of unsatisfactory preparation before proceeding.

3.2 PREPARATION

2.A. Clean surfaces thoroughly prior to installation. Prepare surfaces using the methods recommended by the manufacturer for achieving the best result for the substrate under the project conditions.

3.3 INSTALLATION

3.A. 13700-76 Install in accordance with manufacturer's instructions and approved submittals.

3.4 PROTECTION

4.A. Protect installed products until completion of project. Touch-up, repair or replace damaged products before Substantial Completion.

END OF SECTION

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