The new version of this high-performance application for the configuration and management of large IP video systems from this manufacturer is more powerful, structured and flexible.

Dallmeier PService3

PService3 scans the video network for devices Dallmeier, automatically recognizes them and lists them in an overview. If needed, it also provides both the list with a preview of the cameras, or filtered according to different criteria, so that both video surveillance devices and recording systems can be conveniently managed.

This new version has more features, ranging from modifying IP addresses, going through updates to the integrated software, up to the direct opening of the configuration dialogs, in addition to offering more flexibility and adapting to the particular needs of each user.

In this sense, the user interface has been completely revised and now has a more modern and structured design. Additionally, can also be individually adapted to the needs of the user: depending on the work environment, the interface can be switched between a dark and a light design; it is possible to join and place at will individual functions and views within the program window, as well as adding and sorting tools and views according to your need and always having in front of your eyes what you think is most essential.

The representation of multifocal sensor systems Panomera has been expanded extensively in this release, so that you can consult detailed information of each of the modules of a Panomera camera. In addition, tools are available for the maintenance and configuration of MFS systems.

For example, with the Panomera AutoCalibration software tool (to install independently), it is possible to automatically calibrate module transitions quickly and easily.

PService3 is compatible with all Dallmeier network cameras, including Panomera multifocal sensor systems, as well as with all recording devices of this German manufacturer from the fourth generation. The company offers in detail its handling and practical examples in its webinar dedicated to this application.


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By • 22 Jan, 2016
• Section: Systems control, Video surveillance