Interlogix, a part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security and a unit of United Technologies, announced the release of TruVision Navigator 6, the latest version of its video management software. TruVision Navigator 6 offers new features and design to streamline video security operations for high-volume installations of TruVision video cameras and recorders.
The new software offers an easy-to-use interface featuring tabs for up to ten surveillance viewing panes. Each pane is customizable, can be saved, and with a click, can quickly provide operators with the most relevant information regarding their video security operations. One tab can also be dedicated to monitor and immediately display alarm events.
"Interlogix continues to add convenience and functionality to the proven TruVision Navigator platform, offering scalable, centralized and remote video management capabilities ranging from a small, single recorder (DVR/NVR) installation to deployment of multiple recorders and cameras," said Mike Chiavacci, General Manager, Video Solutions at Interlogix.
The software also allows recording from 360-degree cameras. It dewarps the images natively in the software – eliminating the need to transmit all video streams from the camera – reducing bandwidth requirements. The new maps feature allows facility floor plans to be added, along with camera icons, making specific live and recorded video more convenient to locate.
The TruVision Navigator 6 platform continues to offer:
• Flexible technology incorporating analog and IP compatibility to meet current and future needs
• Remote device configuration to reduce costly on-site maintenance service calls
• A system health monitoring and diagnostic service that automatically polls for data to maintain constant system uptime The video management software also protects legacy system investment and accommodates future growth with backward compatibility of popular TruVision cameras and recording devices dating back more than a decade.
"TruVision Navigator 6 makes it easier and more convenient than ever to streamline video security operations for institutions such as schools, retail stores, bank branches, warehouses, entertainment venues, critical infrastructure and geographically dispersed organizations," Chiavacci said.