Overview
The following diagram illustrates how text may be inserted onto the video.
The DVR listens to incoming TCP/IP connections from other devices connected to the network. These devices may be a Point-Of-Sale terminal, an access control system or any application capable of sending data via TCP/IP.
Once the DVR receives data, the DVR authenticates the sender and validates the data. If valid, the text information is superimposed onto the video of the camera or cameras specified by the sender. Simultaneously, the text information is stored to disk with the video, and stored to a database for search purposes. Search may be performed on the DVR or remotely via a client software application.
POS DVR Demo
POS DVR System Benefits:
- Quick resolution of sales discrepancies by recalling the relevant video footage on the POS machine
- Seamless integration of DVR and POS into a single operating environment enhances overall system reliability
Some POS DVR Applications:
The POS DVR is an ideal security system for Retail Enterprises looking for a fully integrated Digital Video Surveillance solution:
- Retail Stores
- Convenience Stores
- Fast Food Restaurants
- Petrol Stations
- Grocery Stores
- Parking Toll Booths