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Retail Chain Integrated Security Solution V1.3 See Far , Go Further Contents 1 Requirement Analysis 2 System Architecture 3 Solution Introduction 4 Representative Cases Vertical Requirement - Current Situation Traditional retail industry


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See Far , Go Further

Retail Chain Integrated Security Solution V1.3

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Requirement Analysis System Architecture Solution Introduction

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Representative Cases

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Vertical Requirement - Current Situation

Traditional retail industry is facing unprecedented difficulties: the decline of offline customer flow, the difficulty of customer transformation, the decline of profit, etc. with the rapid development of Internet, accelerating reversed transmission with entity retail enterprise started in the true sense of innovation, business model innovation of the formats.

High Manpower Cost E-commerce Challenge Business Operation Customer Experience Loss Prevention

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The critical success factor for any system is in proving to senior executives (i.e. key decision makers) that a physical security solution will provide a return on investment (ROI). This could be through:

  • Protecting the value of stock
  • Providing business intelligence
  • Improving efficiency

The retail market has become data-driven in its analysis and choice of physical security equipment. For retailers, the “prosecution” element of any system is the least likely to provide a measurable return on investment, yet the most likely to change criminal’s behavior. All aspects of the physical security solution are becoming more centralized, including the decision-making process.

Vertical Requirement - Market Analysis

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System Architecture Requirement Analysis Solution Introduction

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Marketing Manager

Teams that may have a mutual interest in aspects

  • f the security system, for example in using

analytics for business intelligence

Loss Prevention Manager

Each retailer can be structured uniquely, but responsibility for the physical security solution typically lies with a loss prevention department manager.

IT Manager

Increasingly important stakeholder in relation to security, but manages all IT-related systems

Store Manager

Store managers consider security as only one part

  • f their overall role.

Chief HR Manager

Employees access and attendance Branches Networking and Central Management

Business intelligence reports and Central Management 24h based video surveillance with intelligent alarm to provide loss prevention

Solution Architecture - Key Stakeholders

How to reduce loss? System Construction and Maintenance How to improve sales revenue?

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Solution Architecture - Business Architecture

Retail Solution

Security and Loss Prevention Precision Marketing Centralized Management Employee Management

Loss Prevention Manager Marketing Manager HR Manager IT Manager

Stakeholders

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Solution Architecture - System Architecture

RS 485 Network Cable Connection Cable

LAN

Cameras NVR

Security and Loss Prevention

Facial Capture Cameras DeepinMind NVR Other Servers HikCentral Control Client

Central Management

Decoder People Counting HeatMap Queue Detection Card Reader Magnetic Lock Button Access Terminal

Switch

Facial Recognition Terminal

Sensors Alarm Panel

Thermal POS POS NVR

Precision Marketing Employee Management

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Requirement Analysis System Architecture Solution Introduction

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Representative Cases

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Security and Loss Prevention - Business Architecture

Security and Loss Prevention

Warehouse fire prevention Video surveillance Intrusion detection POS text

  • verlay

EAS linkage VCA detection

Shopping Area Warehouse Cashier desk Exit Shopping Area Scenario

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6.8 5.4 21.3 30 36.5 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Unknown loss Vendor fraud or error Administrative and paperwork error Employee theft/internal Shoplifting/external (including ORC)

Source of Inventory Shrinkage(Average Proportion)

  • The average cost per shoplifting incident in 2017 is up

to $798.48.

  • Dishonest employees account for an average of

$1,922.80 per act.

* Source : National Retail Security Survey 2017, University Of Florida

Security technology in retail has three main areas of focus against any given crime: before (prevention), during (policing) and after (prosecution) the criminal act.

Security and Loss Prevention - Background

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One Store, One Camera

Hikvision Fisheye cameras provide a 360 degree dead-corner-free

  • surveillance. It is ideal for shopping areas to get a maximum

monitoring view a and image quality insurance.

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Security and Loss Prevention - Shopping Area - Video Surveillance

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Worried about the safety of the stored goods?

Warehouses and storage areas are often sought out by thieves, and even by employees on occasion. Besides, warehouse will likely have a higher sensitivity to fire safety. Hikvision Thermal cameras with advanced algorithm. The fire can be detected by temperature before it is too late.

Event Detection Thermal Camera VMS Platform Live View Alarm Notification

Detection area

Security and Loss Prevention - Warehouse - Thermal Detection

Fire detection alarm

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Reduce fraud, identify employee theft and solve dispute efficiently.

The video records with POS text overlaid provide more details of each transaction and it is easy for footage

  • searching. This technology can be easily applied for solving clients dispute problems and preventing inside jobs.

Now it supports video POS text overlay and platform keywords search.

LAN iVMS NVR/DVR TCP/IP RS232 IO Server

PC Client

Fraud and Dispute at cash desk POS Text Overlay 1.POS NVR - RS232 Connection 3.IP Connection

  • 2. IO Server to switch

RS232 to IP

Three ways to connect POS-NVR and RS-232 POS machine:

  • 1. Connect by RS-232 directly;
  • 2. Connect through IO server(MOXA), it will turn 232 signals into network signals;
  • 3. Connect by using IP address.

Security and Loss Prevention - Cashier Desk - POS Text Overlay

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No conclusive evidence to convict a shoplifter?

Retailers report that shoplifting has a significant effect on their bottom line, stating that about 6% of all inventory disappears to shoplifters. Electronic article surveillance (EAS) is an effective method of inventory protection. By integrating it with Hikvision cameras, an image or video clip of the incident can be captured or recorded for retails to use it as the conclusive evidence and lower the shrinkage.

EAS Light-Fighter Camera VMS Platform Video Clip Capture Linkage Capture Picture or Event Recording Alarm IO Input

Security and Loss Prevention - Exit - EAS Linkage with IPC

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Security and Loss Prevention - Shopping Area - Intrusion detection

Alarm panel is the useful device to protect the store by the application of various detectors in the store. The linkage between video and intrusion can be configured to record the event pictures and video.

Siren Keypad PIR Panic Button Magnetic Contact Siren Keypad MBUS input expander MBUS Repeater Sensors MBUS output expander Security Control Panel MBUS Security Control Panel Switch IP Camera Other Servers HikCentral Control Client Decoder Video Surveillance Security Control Panel MBUS Security Control Panel RVV2*1.5 Network Cable

Monitoring Center Video Wall

Connection Cable Wireless Receiver

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For different customers, the business of the system is different. The mobile app is the key tool to help the local engineers to check and acknowledge the real-time events.

Security and Loss Prevention - Shopping Area - Intrusion detection - Business Flow

LAN/VPN

Remote HikCentral App:

Receive Alarm Alarm Acknowledge

Center:

Device Management Parameters Configuration/Strategy Making Arm/Disarm Alarm Handle/Verification/Acknowledge Remote Control Etc.

Branch Security Engineer Branch Security Manager HQ Security Engineers

Retail, Branch, ATM, Store, Building…

Local:

Arm/Disarm Emergency Remote Control

PIR Detector Panic Button Break-glass Detector Magnetic Contact Keypad

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Smart detection and provide the security at night Real-time alarm notification is crucial for a quick response and loss prevention when an event happened during off hours. The Hikvison devices support real-time intelligent alarm to help you make the store more safe. The most welcomed alarms are:

 Motion detection  Line crossing  Intrusion detection

Event Detection Dark-Fighter Camera VMS Platform Video Clip Alarm Push Notification

Motion Detection Configuration Detection area

Security and Loss Prevention - Shopping Area - VCA Detection

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Precision Marketing - Business Architecture

Precision Marketing

People Counting Queue Detection Heat Map

Cashier desk Shopping Area

Scenario

Entrance

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Risk is very hard to quantify, specifically in tracking any return on investment (ROI) in regards to protection of people, such as in a terrorist event. Within retail, ROI with regards to the quantity and value of goods secured by preventing theft equates to the success of any particular security system. The critical success factors have been split into five categories:

  • ROI - Stock saved from theft
  • ROI - Additional benefits
  • Total cost of ownership
  • Operational efficiency and reliability
  • Technology issues

Business intelligence (BI) is a broad category of applications and technologies for gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help enterprise users make better business decisions. Store managers use BI to Optimize Their Shelf Products Improve Employee Performance Forecast sale data, etc.

Precision Marketing - Background

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Precision Marketing - Customer Recognition - Device Deployment

VIP Recognition /High Frequency Recognition DS-2CD7X26G0 iDS-96XXNXI Entrance Commodity Sale Area Commodity Sale Area

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Customer Traffic Data Analysis

A precise customer flow is the key to evaluate sales performance, and moreover help you optimize management strategy such as staff working schedule and promotion activity planning.  Check the peak time of every day/week/Month  Arrange the employees scientifically  Judge the reasonability of store rent  Check the result of the marketing activity

Precision Marketing - Customer Flow Analysis - People Counting

Indoor Outdoor

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SD Card RJ-45 Cable People Counting Camera

People Counting - System Architecture

Switch People Counting Camera Other Servers HikCentral Control Client Door East Door South Door North

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High customer traffic, low sales volume? Recording dead/heavy traffic zones and tracking the customer browsing experience as customer traffic knowledge can help you gain insight on how to better arrange product layout and shopping area presentation. Hikvision Fisheye cameras are also heat mapping analyzer to tell store owner which area attracts the most.

Region heat High Low

Precision Marketing - Customer Flow Analysis - Heat map

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Automatic queue monitoring and alarm

Improve Customer Experience The queue for a long time in cashier desk checking will reduce the customer experience. Optimize Staff Schedule Queuing situation represents the operational efficiency of the shops, can be the evidence of business handling efficiency.

Precision Marketing - Customer Flow Analysis - Queue Analysis

 People queue-up alarm  Waiting time detection alarm  Detailed reports

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Queue Detection People Counting Heat Map

Precision Marketing - Customer Flow Analysis - Device Deployment

Main Entrance & Exit Commodity Sale Area The upper and lower ports of each floor Commodity Shelfs Cashier Desk

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Precision Marketing - Customer Flow Analysis - Device Deployment

iDS-2CD6810F DS-2CD63X5G0 DS-2CD7126G0 Main entrance & Exit The door of each store The upper and lower ports of each floor Commodity Shelfs Cashier Desk  Calculate the traffic of the entire mall.  conduct traffic statistics for each store and provide assistance for store rent calculation.  Calculate the rate of climbing for each floor.  Real-time understanding of the display and sales of goods.  Real-time understanding of the length of payment customer queues, timely adjustment of the number of counters, reducing customers waiting time.

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By comprehensive analysis of the data of people counting, heat mapping, queue detection, together with the transaction data available from retailer’s ERP system, it helps managers to get an overall idea of the

  • peration status of the shops so as to make wise

decisions.

Inefficient Store Efficient Store

Precision Marketing - Data Fusion

Star Shop

 Large number of customers  High conversion rate  Short queuing time  Evenly distributed customers

Strategy: A successful shop that needs to be replicated.

Potential Shop

 Large number of customers  Low conversion rate  Long queuing time  Unevenly distributed customers

Strategy: Improve customer experience to raise conversion rate.

Potential Shop

 Few customers  High conversion rate  Short queuing time  Evenly distributed customers

Strategy: Put on more advertisement of attract more customers.

Failure Shop

 Few customers  Low conversion rate  Long queuing time  Unevenly distributed customers

Strategy: An unsuccessful shop that needs to be closed.

Customer Flow Conversion Rate

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People Counting POS Integration Heat Map WiFi System Parking Lot Management Entrance & Exit Management Edge Node

Edge domain analyzes data and then filter and condense and forward it to the cloud for over-all comprehensive understanding. In the cloud center, all the filtered data are gathered, forming the central big data pool, generating business ideas with global view to enhance performance.

Edge Domain Cloud Center

Precision Marketing - Ecosystem

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Enterprise SMB

Retail Enterprise Information System

Video People Counting Queue Detection Heat Mapping

HikCentral

POS ERP CRM SCM 3rd Party System WMS API/WEBSERVICE/HTTP

Precision Marketing – Ecosystem – Open Ability

 Enterprise customers have further needs for CRM、ERP, or other information systems. HikCentral can provide capabilities for further integration.  HikCentral can meet the basic requirments of SMB customers such as People Counting、Heat Mapping etc.

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Employee Management - Overview

Employee Management

Attendance Access Control

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Protect the safety

  • f the store
  • Protect store’s environment

and assets from threats;

  • Keep staff safety;
  • Prevent illegal break-in;
  • Provide evidence for any

disputes.

Improve the efficiency

  • f personnel access and

attendance

  • Regulate personnel in and
  • ut;
  • Enhance staff access

efficiency and attendance management;

  • Improve customer

experience.

  • Provide the attendance

reports accordingly

Employee Management - Background

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Card Reader Magnetic Lock Face Recognition Terminal Button Access Controller RS 485 Network Cable Connection Cable Access Terminal Other Servers Platform Control Client Control Room Branch 1 Branch 2 Access Terminal Branch 3

VPN

Face Recognition Terminal Branch 4

System Functions Type

 Access Control - Open Gate  Attendance for Employees

I want to get the attendance report about all employees.

The access control is adopted in retail to keep the inside rooms’ products or employees safe such as finance rom, warehouse safe and only make the employees to enter and exit. Not only the traditional card ,PIN code, fingerprint, but also face recognition is widely used. Application scenario: 1) Give different access control authority to different employees; 2) Employee attendance

3rd party Attendance system

Employee Management - Access Control & Attendance - System Architecture

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HikCentral can support: 

  • Max. 10000 person(Face);

 Create person one by one or by group import;  Active Directory integration, automatically synchronize the information from AD domain system ,include name, profile, and email address;  Output all person’s list.

Personnel Management

Two steps for authentication management of the personnel:  Step 1: select a door and define its permitted period to form an Access Level;  Step 2: adding person group into the access level, becoming an access control group.

+ Door + Permitted Period = Access Level Access Level

…… Access Level

Access Group

Assign Remove Remove Assign

Authentication Management

The authentication mode can support:

 Card;  Fingerprint;  Password;  Face;  Any combination of the

authentication.

Multiple Authentication

Employee Management - Access Control & Attendance - Personnel & Authentication Management

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Card Reader Magnetic Lock Face Recognition Terminal Button Access Controller Access Terminal

In HQ, all the access card(face) swiping record will be uploaded and stored in database to create the employee attendance reports. In the retail, the attendance record comes from the access control devices and dedicated attendance devices based on the retail habit.

 Flexible attendance schedules with week or days cycle for easy management.  Both fixed-time and flexible-time schedule template and automatic distinguish of lateness, early off and absence to suit different requirements.  Support holiday schedule.  User-define attendance.

Card Reader Magnetic Lock Face Recognition Terminal Button Access Controller RS 485 Network Cable Connection Cable Access Terminal Other Servers Platform Control Client Control Room Branch 1 Branch 2 Access Terminal Branch 3 VPN Face Recognition Terminal Branch 4

Employee Management - Access Control & Attendance - Attendance

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After 3rd party system integration with Hikvision iVMS, the 3rd party system(HR system or salary system) can get all the access control data and attendance data from Hikvision system to do the deep analysis to be as the reference of KPI and salary . Then 3rd party system doesn’t need to integrate detailed hikvison devices.

Hikvision Platform

3rd Party System(HR system/Salary system)

System Integration to provide best data analysis

Employee Management - Access Control & Attendance - 3rd Party Integration (Customization)

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Central Management - Overview

Central Management

Bandwidth Design Storage Design Evidence Post-search Maintenance

Network Design Monitoring center

Remote Store Inspection

Alarm Handling

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Central Management - Background

Store Store Store Store Store Store Store

HQ

Remote Store Inspection Centralized Business Data Analysis Overall System Maintenance Global Alarm Handling

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Hybrid San/NVR RAID HikCentral Server HikCentral Client RAID HikCentral Server HikCentral Client

Branch 1

HikCentral RSM server HikCentral RSM Client

VPN/LAN VPN/LAN VPN/LAN Branch 2 Branch A Branch B

HQ Monitoring Center Regional Surveillance Center

Central Management - Solution Architecture

VSM Center 1 VSM Center 2 RSM Center: Supports 1024 VSM with 100k channels maximum

Hybrid San/NVR

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Cameras NVR Branch 1 Central Storage Platform Control Client Control Room Cameras NVR Branch 2 VPN

Requirement: Single storage location will be affected by theft, fire or other accidents in store. Video is the key data in the whole security

  • system. So video backup is always considered by IT managers

in retail when system planning. Central storage:  Local Storage: Main stream  Center Storage (Backup): Sub stream of the main channel  Other Flexible Storage Features: 1.Support auxiliary storage 2.ANR. Support backup from SD to storage devices if IPC is offline. 3.CVR N+1 4.Support scheduled backup

Main Stream Sub Stream

Playback in HQ. Get the stream from central storage directly to save bandwidth

Central Management - Storage Design - Video Uploading and Central Backup

Remote store Central Headquarters

 Daytime: The network is busy and bandwidth is limited, so video records locally.  Nighttime: Network resources released for video central backup. Video Central Backup

Local Storage Central Storage

Scheduled backup Scenario Backup the most important channel from each store to center

Schedule uploading time setting Uploading between: 21:00-06:00

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iVMS SMS

Devices

C/S

 System Features: 1. Support to automatically Judge the network; 2. Support to configure the client to direct connection; 3. Support to configure the client to go through the SMS.

Store1(VLAN1)

C/S Devices

Store 2(VLAN 2)

C/S

HQ  Application scenario: 1. In HQ, all clients get steam go through SMS to save the bandwidth; 2. In branches, the client can visit its own devices only and get stream directly. The stream do not need to go through SMS again.

VPN

C/S

Client in store Client in HQ

Central Management - Network Design - Bandwidth Design - Streaming Strategy

Go through SMS Get stream directly

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Scenario 1: IP Camera direct linkage to HikCentral

Best performance: Capable to live view from IP Camera

  • ne channel @4CIF 25FPS in the network status of 512Kbps,

200ms latency, 10% package loss.

IP Camera HikCentral Scenario 2: NVR linkage to HikCentral

Best performance: Capable to live view/play back from DVR/NVR one channel @4CIF 25FPS in the network status

  • f 400Kbps, 50ms latency, 5%package loss.

IP Camera HikCentral NVR

Note: 1. Smooth stream cannot be used for storage. 2. SMS can copy and dispatch smooth stream but cannot transfer standard stream into smooth stream.

Smooth Stream: A stream which can detect the network status and adjust the bitrate automatically and dynamically to take full advantage of the network to adapt the low bandwidth and unstable connectivity condition.

Central Management - Network Design - Bandwidth Design - Smooth Stream

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  • 1. Transcoding Playback

NVR

High Bitrate Low Bitrate Note: Only I series NVR supports this function.

 Principle: IP Camera stores main stream in the NVR. While playback, NVR transcodes it to be lower bitrate as user desired.  Performance: User defined performance. The bitrate can be decreased to extremely low. HikCentral

Optimization for playback on low bandwidth but need playback scenarios.

Principle: Ignore the rest and only playback by the I frames.

Performance: In the sample video, the bandwidth is saved from ~3000Kbps to ~200Kbps.

Application Scenario: Low bandwidth environment and customer requires to see the details of certain frames clearly yet not demand good fluency.

  • 2. Frame Extracting Playback

Transcoding Playback

Central Management - Network Design - Bandwidth Design - Transcoding & Frame Extracting Playback

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Central Management - Monitoring Center - Solution Architecture - Scenario1

Application Scenario:

For small scale projects without video wall, it requires a fast establishment and cost effective control room.

Features:

 Cost effective without decoder or video wall controller  Each Control Client supports Max. 4 auxiliary video screens with each monitor Max. 64 channels display, so totally Max. 256 channels.  For other modules in client, it is also supported to be dragged to be as the independent auxiliary screen.

Control Client Web Client Mobile Client HikCentral Service Analog Cameras DVR IP Cameras NVR Monitors Legend

Network Cable Video Cable Analog Cable

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Features:

 Video wall screens ≤ 16  One decoder is enough to control all the video wall

Application Scenario:

Medium scale solution like a campus with many buildings, which requires for big screen video demonstration.

Client Mobile Client HikCentral Analog Cameras DVR IP Camera NVR Keyboard Decoder Video Wall Legend

Network Cable Video Cable Analog Cable

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Solution Architecture - Scenario2

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Features:

 Video wall screens > 16  One decoder is not enough and need more decoders and controller

Application Scenario:

Large scale projects like national bank central management, which requires big amount of channels displaying as well as large quantity of screens.

Client Mobile Client HikCentral Analog Cameras DVR IP Camera NVR Keyboard Decoders Video Wall Legend

Network Cable Video Cable

Controller

Analog Cable

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Solution Architecture - Scenario3

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Central Management - Monitoring Center - Remote Site Inspection

Check warehouse Check warehouse Check shelves

Benefits: Manager no need to go to

the shop on site for checking. Just remote site inspection at any time.

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 Thumbnail for quick incident locating  Add tag at suspicious points

Note: video lock function is based on files, so doesn’t support manual definition of lock period.

 Playback smooth drag for quick event retrieving.

Note: 1. Both NVR (Firmware 4.1.60 or above) and pStor supports this function. DVR and Hybrid SAN does not support this function. 2. Playback through SMS does not support this function.

 Lock video to protect it from being overwritten  Download video to local storage for backup

HikCentral provides easy and flexible ways to enhance evidence search efficiency significantly, which is very useful for verticals like retail.

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Evidence Post-search - Thumbnail & Smooth Drag

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“After-the-fact” VCA Search *

  • f playback video available for

convenient analysis.

 Motion Analysis  Line Crossing Detection  Intrusion Detection

Supported Hardware: NVR: V3.2.0 or above DVR: V3.4.0 or above IPC: V5.3.0 or above

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Evidence Post-search - VCA Search

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Scenario 1: Fixed IP Network  Solution: SDK + NAT port mapping on GW. Scenario 2: Floating IP Network  Solution 1: Establish VPN from HQ to site and then apply same as fixed network.  Solution 2: HikConnect + NAT port mapping

  • n GW.

 Solution 3: Apply DDNS service and add devices by Domain Name.  Solution 4: EHome solution Scenario 3: 3G/4G Network  Solution 1: Establish VPN from HQ to site and then apply same as fixed network.  Solution 2: EHome solution.

Internet

Router Gateway Router Gateway

Headquarters Site

Different device communication methods according to the network condition.

NAT NAT (Optional)

Network Adaption and Optimization- Multiple Device Adding Methods

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Note: 1.Supports only EHome v5.0 or above; 2.Supports only NVR, and the firmware should be v4.2.1 or above. Benefits: Easy to establish cross-regional central managing system. No need to purchase too many static IPs (only one static IP for HikCentral service is enough) or DDNS service, which may cost much.  Devices actively register to VMS, so do not need pubic network fixed IP.

HikCentral

NVR/ DVR

WAN/4G/3G

Door Contro ller

HikCentral

NVR/ DVR

LAN

Door Contro ller

Fixed IP Fixed IP Fixed IP Fixed IP Floating IP Floating IP

Traditional Mode Ehome Mode

 VMS search for Devices, so every device need a independent fixed IP.  In most cases, it is applied to the LAN because the public fixed IP is very expensive.

Network Adaption and Optimization- Ehome Solution

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Alarm Generation

Rich event/alarm resource

Event Based Alarm

Generic alarm (3rd party system integration)

Alarm Linkage and Demonstration

Event&Alarm linkage

1.

Trigger recording

2.

Create Tag

3.

Capture picture

4.

Link access point

5.

Related Map

6.

etc.

Alarm Demonstration

1.

Trigger pop-up windows

2.

Display on video wall

3.

Alarm Escalation

4.

etc.

Alarm Report

Search the history Alarm & Event

Export the history alarm

Unconfirmed alarms statistics

Unconfirmed alarms keep staying in the alarm center

Alarm Handling

Input description

Restrict alarm handling time

Alarm acknowledge

Answer (emergency alarm)

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Alarm Handling

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In control room, all the resource and alarm can be managed centrally. By the video wall, the key channels, the important alarms and the E-map or health-monitoring module can be displayed in the screen to highlight it. Display the important alarm on the video wall, will remind the security team in control room to check it immediately.

Video Display Alarm Linkage pop-up E-map Projection

 To live view and playback channels on the big Smart Wall with a better view.  Alarm linkage view pops up onto the Smart Wall.  To project local PC screen to the Smart

  • Wall. Typically used to show the E-Map.

Video Wall Smart Wall Client

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Alarm Demonstration

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Camera offline Video Tampering Signal status exception

HDD Full

HDD Full Record Exceptions

High Memory

Server Notice

How to get awareness of status to the devices in the network and take quick reaction ?

  • Centralized display of health
  • Quickly identify problems

Step 1. Overall checking Step 2. Detailed Status/Error checking

  • List of the abnormal items with

detailed information

  • Network accessible?
  • Power on?
  • User name & password correct?
  • HDD normal?
  • Recording schedule correct?
  • Running too many applications?
  • ……

Step 3. Fix the problems

Central Management - Monitoring Center - Maintenance

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Requirement Analysis System Architecture Solution Introduction

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Representative Cases

Contents

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 Somerset Mall, South Africa Somerset Mall has installed 130 Hikvision network cameras to protect the safety of visitors and stores alike throughout the complex, the third-largest shopping center in the province. “We had also used Hikvision products in other projects and found them to be robust and reliable, delivering very high quality images whilst remaining cost-effective.” Mario Groenewald, technical manager at SSC Infrasek, System Integrator  McDonald’s Branches, Malaysia Hikvision provides IP solution which also integrated with POS system, to protect 300 McDonald’s branches throughout Malaysia, and even helps the stores improve their management efficiency. “The successful installation and implementation of the integrated POS and CCTV surveillance system is a landmark for McDonald’s Malaysia, it provides a safer shopping environment for both customers and staff.” Weison Chiang, Product Manager at AAC Distribution Sdn Bhd, Hikvision distributor

Representative Case

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 Mac's Convenience Stores, Canada Hikvision provides security for the entire chain stores with iVMS software to connect individual stores to corporate headquarters. “The team at Hikvision are true professionals who exemplify the term 'customer service' and their product is top notch in this growing age of technology.” Sean Sportun, Mac’s Manager  Al Fitaihi Jewelry Store, Saudi Arabia Hikvision’s 75 ultra-discreet IP dome cameras were embedded into the ceilings in the store, to protect its existing prestige décor as protecting millions of dollars-worth of stock. “This first collaboration has been a great success. A large factor in this is the very high quality of the Hikvision products and it is fitting that some of the Kingdom’s most valuable jewelry is being watched

  • ver and protected by some of the world’s most advanced

technology.”

  • Mr. Mohan, the executive manager of Okaz International, Hikvision

distributor

Representative Case

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 House of Amber, Denmark Hikvision provides House of Amber’s unique facility a solution that simultaneously upgraded, maintained, and future-proofed an already-existing CCTV system. “Additionally, PoE (Power over Ethernet) makes installing the camera much easier, since we only need one outlet. As well, the vari-focal lens is greatly important. Our customers can vary between a high millimeter optical zoom for close-ups, and a vari-focal lens for further away images.” Jens Ole Nielsen, Senior Consultant at Dynateam A/S, System Integrator

Representative Case

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Representative Case

CCTV Project for 7-11 Chain Stores in Thailand

 The 7-11 chain store is the most famous and one of the biggest store in thailand ,All Thailand total have 12,000 shops , and every year need build new 1,000 shops and replaced 800 shops CCTV. now we already work with seven-evelen on video surveillance and AI field.  In this project, HIKVISION products are mainly used to indoor and outdoor video surveillance, warehouse, shopping area and cash counter monitoring. HIKVISION provides over 2800 channels camera and NVRs, as well as people counting cameras. This project hikvison amount is more than 320,000 USD, and help building more 360 stores all over the Thailand.  Customer Value: By real-time monitoring, it greatly improves security and management

  • efficiency. People counting camera also helps to provide potential business date for analysis.
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Representative Case

J&T Express Chain Stores Project in Indonesia

 J&T Express is top three logistics company in Indonesia. J&T Express is an express delivery company that applies technology development as the basic system. Extensive network that owned by J&T Express facilitates express services for customers throughout Indonesia.  Hikvision provides the whole networking system include hardware and

  • software. They are 54 gateways, and 27 regional center, and 1 country
  • center. Total project cameras are around 13000 pcs. Hikvision system

also integrate the third party cameras nearly around 2000 stores.  Customer Value: Hikvision covers all the hardware to get the real time streaming, and instant alarm. Different manager can have different authority to get the right video. This system can make sure of video evidence for accidents.

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