Johnson Controls improves real-time incident response in the release 5.2 of your VMS and VideoEdge

Through the new two-way audio support version 5.2 from 'Victor', operators can interact with people near an IP camera.

The version 5.2 of the 'Victor' video management system and of the VideoEdge recorders of American Dynamics submitted by Johnson Controls Provides enhanced business intelligence and video analytics to increase security staff efficiency in the face of real-time incidents and day-to-day business operations.

Inside VideoEdge hardware platforms, 'Victor' system enables operators to harness the potential of streaming video, audio, motion metadata and a rich feature set to improve real-time security management.

Active surveillance and security environments require immediate and optimized access to critical incident information, in order to facilitate decision-making and the best possible action in the face of any problem. The 'Victor' platform and VideoEdge are designed to improve operator productivity and visibility into the environment to provide greater business insight.

This combination of systems increases the resources of the streaming Intelligent to optimize the operation of high-resolution cameras and video analysis, while providing more efficient bandwidth management. Thanks to this help, Operators can interact with people near a camera to improve response and situational control with new two-way audio support.

In addition, 'Victor' video management system makes it easy to create new users and assign privileges when used with the C-Cure security and event management platform 9000 of Software House, part of Tyco Security Products. Through a single daily log, Users can view key system health indicators in a single chart, ensuring operators have instant access to system status information.

'Victor' and VideoEdge also offer controls to synchronize video surveillance with access control, Fire and anti-intrusion systems in a powerful and intuitive interface and recording platform.

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