VMS Lite

HD Video Management System

User Manual
Rev. 1.0

WatchNET Inc. CANADA: USA: UAE: INDIA:

1-866-843-6865 Markham, Ontario Tonawanda, New York Dubai New Delhi
www.watchnetinc.com

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 Table of Contents
Introduction to VMS Lite………………………………………………………………………….. 4
VMS Lite Software Installation…………………………………………………………………. 5
Start-up and Main User Interface……….…………………………………………............ 5
Main User Interface………………………………………………………………………………….. 6
Show Tips……………………………………………………………………………………….. 6
Main Toolbar……………………………………………………………………………………. 6
Layout Properties……………………………………………………………………………………… 7
User View Toolbar…………….……………………………………………………………………… 8
Display Channel Toolbar…………..………………………………………………………………. 9
PTZ Function……………………………………………………………………………………………. 10
PTZ Operation………………………………………………………………………………… 11
Event Viewer……………………………………………………………………………………………. 11
Server Configuration……………………………………………………………………………….. 13
Adding a Device …………………………………………………….……………………… 15
Device Register………………………………………....………….……………………… 16
Editing Camera Names………………………………………………………………….. 16
User Management………………………………………………………………………… 17
Alarm In………………………………………………………………………………………… 17
Event…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 18
Network………………………………………………………………………………………… 20
Live Viewing….………………………………………………………………………………………… 21
Archive Search………………………………………………………………………………………… 22
Downloading Video…………………….....………………………………………………………. 24
Playback Video……………………………………………………………………………………….. 26
Remote Search Toolbar……………………………………………………………..…………… 27
View Log……….…………………….…………………………………………………………………. 27
User Profile………………………………………………..………………………………………….. 29
Help……………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 30
PC Hardware Requirements (server specs)..…………………………………………… 31

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VMS User Manual
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content at any time without notice.

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(1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Address:
WatchNET Inc.
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Canada L3R 5Z1

Telephone: 1-866-843-6865
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Website: www.watchnetinc.com

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 Introduction
The WatchNET VMS Lite software is a Video Management System intended for use with WatchNET
DVRs, NVRs, Hybrids and TriBrid Recorders . The VMS Lite software can connect to these systems
over an IP network to allow for monitoring, archive searches and playback of recorded surveillance
video. In addition, it provides the user the ability to adjust specific recorder settings remotely.

The VMS Lite is a highly sophisticated system designed specifically for the security professionals.
The software resides on a PC server and utilizes Microsoft Windows 64-bit technologies to provide
the user with the critical video and data information on the status of their DVR/NVR servers over their
IP network.

Key Features
- Supports interoperability for all WatchNET IP Megapixel cameras, Analog cameras, XVi
cameras, WatchNET NVRs, DVRs, TriBrid NDVRs
- Supports unlimited camera connections with multiple VMS Clients
- Versatile live monitoring modes, multi-monitor, unlimited floating windows for multiple user
views, event pop-up alerts and auto-switching camera mode
- Supports video notification for system and event alerts
- Secure remote access from mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones
- Auto pop-up and thumbnail for snapshot and backup viewing
- System event pop-up for network disconnection, disk failures and other system errors
- Integrates to 360 Fisheye cameras and Video Analytic cameras
- Supports multi-screen viewing monitors

The VMS Lite supports an unlimited amount of DVR/NVR sites and unlimited amount of viewing
stations. Each viewing station is limited to a maximum of 2 monitors depending on the PC server
hardware.

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 VMS Lite Software Installation
After you have downloaded the VMS Lite software and copied it onto your computer, you need to
locate the VMS_Lite_x.x.x.zip file on your computer and extract the compressed zip file. You then
double-click on the setup.exe file to launch the installation process. After you have successfully
installed the software, you will see the VMS Lite icon placed on your Windows desktop.

Start-up and Main User Interface

Start-Up

After correctly installed VMS Lite software, the shortcut icon will be shown on the windows
desktop.

Double click to run VMS Lite, and the Log In menu will appear as shown below:

Login using the following defaults:

User: admin
Password: 1234

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Main User Interface
After logging into the VMS Lite, the Main User Interface screen will appear (figure 1.0)

Figure 1.0

Show Tips

When your mouse pointer moves closely or stops above a function button on the main user
interface, a balloon with written descriptions will appear to define its function.

Main Toolbar

Easily accessible main toolbar is located at the top left of the screen as shown in figure 1.1

Figure 1.1

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 1. Select Server Setup so you can add or edit your devices (DVR, NVR, TriBrid Recorder)
2. Select Search to allow playback of video from a specified device or camera.
3. Select View Log for viewing of application-related events such as application start,
network start, user admin, device connection.

4. Select Full Screen to change the viewing of the main screen from window size to full
screen. There are 3 viewing modes that will be displayed as you step through it.
5. Select Auto Switch to go between the various layouts. If you have more than one
UserView tab programmed, using this will cycle through each added tab and its cameras.
6. Select Save, Load or Edit a profile. If you are only viewing certain cameras or have
different layouts, you can save the profile so that you do not have to reset your preferred
layouts each time you login.
7. Select Help for general settings, event settings and about the VMS software version
installed. General tab sets auto login, auto switching intervals. Event tab is for alert settings.
About shows the VMS Lite software version.

Layout Properties

1. There is a default folder tab labelled as UserView1 (Default) which can display device
cameras up to a 64 channel split-screen display grid (figure 1.2). You can setup a combination
of different cameras from different devices (NVRs) to be placed within the same grid. You can
also add IP cameras direct to a grid.

UserView1 (Default) folder tab

Device Tree
displays
all added
NVRs,
DVRs,
TriBrids,
IP Cameras

Figure1.2
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 2. Adding a New view allows the user to add multiple different grid layouts and different profiles
for a number of different combinations. Just select New, enter a Title in the field box for the tab
name, select the Type of view (Normal, Auto Switch, Event Pop-up), then choose the grid
layout and apply (figure 1.3)

New View

3.
Figure1.3

UserView Toolbar

Figure 1.4a

UserView Toolbar (figure 1.4a)

1. Select Delete to permanently remove the current UserView selected.

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 2. Select Float to invidualize the display window as a separate floating window.
3. Select Set Default for the tab to be viewed as the default display.
4. Select Set Original Ratio for the initial aspect ratio of the display grid.
5. Select Close All to remove all the cameras within the selected tab.
6. Select Hide Toolbar within each display grid.
7. Select Change Name of your UserView tab title.
8. Select Full Screen of display grid to remove side panel and toolbar. Enlarges viewing
screen of live cameras.
9. Select Live View All to toggle display to live viewing mode for all channels.
10. Select Keep Live Stream to toggle display to live viewing mode for individual channels.
11. Select Change Quality All for adjusting image between Main Stream and Sub-stream.
12. Select Change View to adjust your display screen layout from 1 channel view to 64
channel view in 16:9 aspect ratios and in three 4:3 aspect ratios (W6/W12/W15)

Display Channel Toolbar

Figure 1.4b

Display Channel Toolbar (figure 1.4b)

1. Select Capture Image for a snapshot of the current live camera stream. It will create a
digital still image and display it in a pop-up pane.
2. Select PTZ for enabling pan/tilt/zoom function for PTZ equipped cameras only. The button
will change from black to red when it is in PTZ mode.
3. Select High Quality to choose between main stream video and sub-stream video.
4. Select Talk to enable the microphone for speaking to the camera side for systems
equipped with a speaker at the camera side. The button will change to red when enabled.

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 5. Select Audio to enable the speaker for hearing audio from the channel. The button will
change to red when enabled.
6. Select Digital Zoom for digital zoom in live view mode. You highlight a box area to zoom
using the cursor. The button will change to red when enabled.
Functional with fixed type cameras and allows for digital PTZ function by dragging the
multi- directional arrow cursor over the live camera display.
7. Select Magnifier for enlarging the live image by hovering the maginfier over the live
camera. The button will change to red when enabled.
8. Select Instant Playback for immediate playback of the last 30 seconds of recording.

PTZ Function

The Pan/Tilt function supports mechanical PTZ equipped cameras only. The Pantilt menu can be
displayed by clicking on the Pantilt button as shown in figure 1.4. Then the Pantilt control panel will
appear as shown in figure 1.4a

Click here for PTZ Control Panel Figure 1.4

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 Figure 1.4a

PTZ Control Panel

PTZ Operation

1. Enlarging the screen and pressing the icon enables the PTZ functions through your mouse
2. Centering your mouse in the enlarged window will give you the option for zooming
3. Left clicking the mouse will zoom in and right clicking will zoom out
4. OSD icons will point the camera in 1 of 8 directions

Event Viewer
As the main interface is opened and devices are added, an events log is kept for recent events such
as hard disk errors, system restart, video loss, etc.

1. Select UP arrow button located at the bottom right hand of the screen to display the
Event Viewer window (figure 1.5a). Select Down arrow button to hide Event Viewer.
2. Event Viewer will be shown (figure 1.5b) in a table at the lower portion of the screen. Events
will be displayed with a colored background (red, green, yellow) indicating the priority level.
3. You can select any event with a single left mouse click to highlight it in blue, then double click it
to launch in a floating window for full details of the event (figure 1.5c)
4. Select View event video clip button to start video clip of the recorded event.
5. To toggle back to live channel view, select View live stream button (figure 1.5d)

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 Figure 1.5a

Click UP arrow to view events

Figure 1.5b

Event Alerts displayed in floating pop-up window

All events will be displayed chronologically with detailed information.

Double click an event to launch the event details with video and snapshot image

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 Select View event video clip
to launch recorded video
of the event

Select Main stream or

Sub-stream for playback
video of the event

Open snapshot with viewer

button will be highlighted
and displayed if setup in Event details
Events menu as an action
Figure 1.5c

Playback stream

Select to toggle back

to live stream view

Figure 1.5d

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Server Config

1. Select Server Setup button from main menu toolbar to open the server configuration
settings menu as shown in figure 1.6

Figure 1.6
2. Login using defaults:

Login ID: admin

Password: 1234

3. VMS ServerConfig menu will appear (figure 1.7)

Add a recorder
or IP camera

To add/edit users

Alarm in setup

Event settings

Network settings

Save updates
Opens device
all changes
setup menu in a
web-browser if
required Export and import
configuration file
Figure 1.7
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Adding a Device

1. Select Device button located in the VMS ServerConfig menu.

2. Select the Add button to add a new recorder or IP camera.
3. You have several methods to add a device:
a. Select the Search button to scan the LAN for devices to add. Then select the
checkbox(s) for all the devices you wish to add to the VMS (figure 1.8a)
b. You can search by an IP range by selecting the dropdown box at the search by Type
field, then selecting Search by IP range. This is helpful if you have a large amount of
devices on a LAN and if you know the exact IP address of an IP camera or recorder and
wish to add only those devices (figure 1.8)
c. You can Search by Type (select DVR/NVR or MPIX cameras)
d. You can Manually Add a device (figure 1.8b)
e. To change camera names that appear in the Device Tree, select Edit Names (figure
1.8c)

Search by type or Search by IP range

Figure 1.8

Device setup

Available devices
will auto populate
upon a search

Search LAN for

recorders and IP
cameras

Manually add a
device Save to load
updates
Delete a device
Figure 1.8a

Note: for all changes performed in the Server Config menu, you must select the Save button to update.

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Device Register

Manually enter
a Device

Add a remote
NVR/DVR/IP camera.
Use a DNS or WAN IP Retrieves info on
cameras enabled
Allows selection of and monitored on
cameras to enable motion detection
from the NVR/DVR

Allows selection of
cameras to monitor
on motion from
NVR/DVR

For editing camera

titles (figure 1.9c)
Done to accept changes
Figure 1.8b

Edit Camera Names

Enter camera title

Done to accept changes

Figure 1.8c

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User Management

Select User button located in the VMS ServerConfig menu for adding/editing a user, a group of
users, user password and users authority (figure 1.9)

1. Select New button to create a new user.

2. Create a user name and user password (alpha numerics, upper/lowercase accepted).
3. Select the Group dropdown for choosing between an administrator, a user or guest.
4. Select the checkboxes for the specific function(s) that you want enabled.
5. Click on Save button when done.

User Setup

Edit a user

Create a
new user

Delete a user Figure 1.9 Save to accept changes

Alarm In

Select Alarm In button located in the VMS ServerConfig menu for alarm input to camera
channel assignment (figure 2.0)

1. Select the device from the displayed list.

2. Select the dropdown to show the camera channel list to assign to the alarm input.
3. You can assign up to 3 channels per alarm input. The available number of alarm inputs will
vary depending on the model of DVR/NVR or IP camera.
4. Click Save button when done.

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 Available
devices to
setup Alarm Input No.

Channel selection
Alarm In
setup

Save to accept changes Figure 2.0

Event

Select Event button located in the VMS ServerConfig menu for programming the type of action
to be accomplished upon receipt of an alarm condition (figure 2.1)

1. Select the type of Event to trigger from the left list.

2. Select the “Act as critical” checkbox for checking all the available actions to indicate it is
critical.
3. Select the Action(s) to be performed.
a. Popup for floating window when an event is triggered.
b. Snapshot for a still image when an event is triggered.
c. Event Alert displays all triggered events.
d. Email sends an email to a recipient when an event is triggered.
e. Display Alert Message prompts all alert messages.
4. Email setup is for configuring email to be sent to a recipient (figure 2.1a)
a. Select Email Setup button.
b. Enter recipient name and email address (person to receive the email notification).
c. Select Setup Mail Server button to configure the SMTP server settings (figure 2.1b)

Note: Depending on the event, some of the actions will be greyed out and not selectable.

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 Select checkbox
for all the
available
actions to
indicate it is
Select the critical
event trigger

Select the
Event setup Action to be
performed
after an event
trigger

Email settings Select Save

when done

Figure 2.1

Enter all recipient names

and Email addresses

Enter up to 3 recipients

SMTP Email
server settings
Figure 2.1a Select Done to save

Enter all the SMTP

mail server details

Select Done to save

Figure 2.1b

Note: Consult with customer’s IT technical advisor for network and email server settings.
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Network

Select Network button located in the VMS ServerConfig menu for setting up the LAN
configuration (figure 2.2)

Logout when the Server Config is completed and click Yes to enable the changes (figure 2.2a). Then
re-log into the VMS Lite client.

Click Logout
to exit
Server Config
Enter Command Port and Event
Port numbers as shown. Then
select Save when done

Network
setup

Figure 2.2

Select Yes to
enable the changes

Figure 2.2a

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Live Viewing
To start a live view you have three (3) methods as follows:

1. Select the desired channel(s) connected to a specific recorder from the device tree and drag
and drop to an empty display window. Up to 64 channels can be selected at a time. You can
select different channels from different recorders to create a mix of cameras on a single view
(figure 2.3)
2. Select the desired NVR or DVR or TriBrid from the device tree and drag and drop to an empty
display window. The max. number of cameras that can be dropped in a single view is 64
channels.
3. Select the desired IP camera(s) from the device tree and drag and drop to an empty display
window. Max. of 64 channels can be selected.

Note: you can arrange the channel order displayed by dragging and dropping each camera within the grid.

Figure 2.3

Select an NVR/DVR/TriBrid recorder and drag & drop to an Empty window

Or select individual cameras and drag & drop to an Empty window

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Archive Search

1. Select Search button at the main menu toolbar (figure 2.4) to open the Search menu
(figure 2.4a)
2. Select the camera(s) to search by ticking the checkbox(s) to the left of the camera channels
listed in the device tree or if you wish to select all channels on the NVR, tick the checkbox
beside the NVR (figure 2.4a)
3. Select a date on the calendar that you wish to search for archived video (figure 2.4b)
4. Click on the SEARCH button located to the right of the calendar (figure 2.4b)
The video from the selected device(s) will load into the timeline bar and the playback video will
auto display in the window(s). Blue bar is main-stream, green bar is sub-stream (figure 2.4c)

Main Menu Toolbar

Search button

Figure 2.4

Select the checkbox beside the

NVR to select first 16 cameras.
This is useful for selecting 16
Select the checkbox(s) beside the
channels with one tick
camera(s) for the ones to be searched

Figure 2.4a

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 Search button
to begin search

Figure 2.4b
Date selection for
archive search

Playback video

Figure 2.4c
Recorded video for each camera is shown Gaps in the timeline bar indicate
in a color coded bar in the timeline no activity recorded for that period

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Downloading Video
1. Select or Main stream or Sub-stream video (figure 2.5)
2. Select Download button (figure 2.5)
3. A pop-up balloon tip indicating to select the download time will be prompted (figure 2.5a)
4. Drag the + sign over the colored timeline bar to select the video times to download
(figure 2.5b)
5. The Download menu will pop-up, then enter a title for the download clip, choose your file
destination path/folder to save it to, select original (DAV) or AVI format, then click Start
(figure 2.5c)
6. The download progress status will be displayed with a bar graph (figure 2.5d)
7. It will prompt Download success!! when completed. Then click OK (figure 2.5e)

Select Main or Green bar = Normal Recording

Download button Time Scale Blue bar = Motion Recording
Sub-stream video
(00:00 – 24:00 hours) Red bar = Event Recording

Adjusts timeline scale Figure 2.5

from 5.75 hours to 24 hours

Balloon pop-up tip

Figure 2.5a

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 Drag the + over the colored timeline bar
Figure 2.5b to select the video times to download

Enter a title for the download clip

Enter destination
Select original
path to download
(DAV) or AVI format
Click Start to begin
DAV format is
the download process
encrypted and
requires WatchNET
Quick Player

Highlighted video clip to download with clip length shown in hr:min:sec

Figure 2.5c

Figure 2.5d

Figure 2.5e
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Playback Video
1. Follow steps 1 to 4 in the Archived Search section of this manual (on page 27)
2. Then click on the Playback button displayed right over the video display window to start
playback of video selected (figure 2.6)
3. To control the video play direction (rewind, forward, pause), use the recorder transport control
panel (figure 2.6a)
4. To switch between playback view to live camera view, select the button located in the
Remote Search toolbar (figure 2.6b)

Click to playback
video clip that was
selected from the
archive search

Figure 2.6

To stop playback Recorder transport controls

Play Rewind 1 minute Pause Next Frame

Slow Play Normal Play Fast Play Download

Figure 2.6a
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Remote Search Toolbar

Remote Search Toolbar Function

Remote Search Searches for archived video in recorder devices

Live View Switches from playback view to live camera view

Change Ratio Selects between original and stretch ratio for channel display windows

Full screen Hides all panes, but the remote search toolbar

Reverse full screen Reverses full screen view back to multi-pane view

Figure 2.6b

View Log

1. Select View Log button from the VMS main toolbar (figure 2.7) to open the Log Viewer
pop-up window (figure 2.7a)
2. Select a category to query from the dropdown box, then select a date and time range up tor 24
hours (figure 2.7b)
3. Select Search button to query.

Select View Log

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 Click Search to
Select a date and time range query a list

Log will appear here

Figure 2.7a

Click to Export
Select a category the log

Figure 2.7b

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User Profile

1. Select Profile button from the VMS main toolbar to Save, Load or Edit a profile. If you
are only viewing certain cameras or have different layouts, you can save the profile so that you
do not have to reset your preferred layouts each time you login (figure 2.8)

Select Profile

Profile options

Figure 2.8

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Help

1. Select Help for general settings, event settings and about the VMS software version
installed (figure 2.9)
2. General tab sets auto login, auto switching intervals (figure 2.9a)
3. Event tab is for alert settings (figure 2.9b)
4. About shows the VMS Lite software version (figure 2.9c)

Intervals from 5 sec – 5 min.

Help options General settings

Check for Auto Login

Figure 2.9 Figure 2.9a

Event settings No. of lines of event to display (20 – 500 max)

No. of messages for Event Alerts

Transparency/clarity (5 – 20 max)
of the Event Alert
window
Update when done
Figure 2.9b

About VMS
Note:
Software versions shown in
this manual are for
illustration purposes and
applies to all releases

Figure 2.9c

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 PC Hardware Requirements

WatchNET VMS Pro Server PC Hardware Requirements

QTY Type Component Component Description

1 Chassis WatchNET Server Aluminum Rackmount Chassis

1 Mouse USB Mouse

1 Keyboard USB Keyboard

1 Motherboard BLKDQ77MK Intel Server M-Board

1 CPU i7-2600 Intel i7 CPU, 8M Cache, 3.8Ghz, 4 cores, 8 threads

2 RAM Kingston 8GB Memory

1 Video Card On-board HDMI/VGA

1 Optical Drive DVD-RW SATA 24x Black

1 OS Microsoft Software License: Win7, 64-bit

1 Power Cord Power Supply Cord

1 Power Supply 600W Power Supply

1 HDD Western Digital SATA Drive WD 1TB HD

1 SSD 120GB (for Windows OS)

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WatchNET VMS Pro Client PC Hardware Requirements for 4 Monitor Support

QTY Type Component Component Description

1 Chassis WatchNET Server Aluminum Rackmount Chassis

1 Mouse USB Mouse

1 Keyboard USB Keyboard

1 Motherboard BLKDQ77MK Intel Server M-Board

Intel i7 CPU, 8M Cache, 3.8Ghz, 4 cores, 8

1 CPU i7-2600
threads

1 RAM KVR1333D3E9S/4G Kingston 4GB Memory

Video Card ATI (AMD) FirePro W4100 Professional 2GB GDDR5, 4x mini DP, 4096x2160
1
Options Graphics (8.9MP, 4K ready)

1 Optical Drive DVD-RW SATA 24x Black

1 OS Microsoft Software License: Win7, 64-bit

1 Power Cord Power Supply Cord

1 Power Supply 600W Power Supply

1 HDD Western Digital SATA Drive WD 1TB HD

1 SSD 120GB (for Windows OS)

4 Output Cables Video output conversion adapters Mini DP to HDMI

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WatchNET VMS Pro Client PC Hardware Requirements for 6 Monitor Support

QTY Type Component Component Description

1 Chassis WatchNET Server Aluminum Rackmount Chassis

1 Mouse USB Mouse

1 Keyboard USB Keyboard

1 Motherboard BOXS1200BTLR Intel Server M-Board

1 CPU Intel ES-2620 Intel Dual Xeon CPU

2 RAM Kingston 8GB Memory

ATI (AMD) W600 Professional 2GB GDDR5, 6x mini DP, 4096x2160

1 Video Card
Graphics (8.9MP, 4K ready)

1 Optical Drive DVD-RW SATA 24x Black

1 OS Microsoft Software License: Win7, 64-bit

1 Power Cord Power Supply Cord

Power
1 750W Power Supply
Supply

1 HDD Western Digital SATA Drive WD 1TB HD

1 SSD 120GB (for Windows OS)

Output
6 Video output conversion adapters Mini DP to HDMI
Cables

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WatchNET VMS LITE PC Hardware Requirements
(for 1 monitor with 16 channel display in sub-stream)

QTY Type Component Component Description

1 Chassis Desktop type Mini tower or full tower

1 CPU Intel i3 Intel i3 CPU (minimum)

1 RAM 2GB Memory (minimum)

1 Video Card On-board video card On-board video card

1 Optical Drive DVD-RW SATA 24x Black

1 OS Microsoft Software License: Win7, 64-bit

1 Power Supply 450W Power Supply

1 HDD Western Digital SATA Drive WD 1TB HD

1 SSD 120GB (for Windows OS)

WatchNET VMS LITE PC Hardware Requirements

(for 2 monitors with 64 channel per monitor display in sub-stream)

QTY Type Component Component Description

1 Chassis Desktop type Mini tower or full tower

1 CPU Intel i7 Intel i7 CPU

1 RAM 4GB Memory (minimum)

1 Video Card On-board video card On-board video card

1 Optical Drive DVD-RW SATA 24x Black

1 OS Microsoft Software License: Win7, 64-bit

1 Power Supply 600W Power Supply

1 HDD Western Digital SATA Drive WD 1TB HD

1 SSD 120GB (for Windows OS)

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WatchNET VMS Virtual Matrix PC Hardware Requirements
(for 1 monitor with 64 channel display in sub-stream)

QTY Type Component Component Description

1 Chassis Desktop type Mini tower or full tower

1 CPU Intel i7 Intel i7 CPU (minimum)

1 RAM 4GB Memory (minimum)

1 Video Card On-board video card On-board video card

1 Optical Drive DVD-RW SATA 24x Black

1 OS Microsoft Software License: Win7, 64-bit

1 Power Supply 600W Power Supply

1 HDD Western Digital SATA Drive WD 1TB HD

1 SSD 120GB (for Windows OS)

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