Endura Advanced System Management Software license - licens - 25 pladser

The WS5000 Advanced System Management Software provides access to all operation and configuration features of the Endura system in a unified, intuitive, graphical user interface. The interface has been optimized for the demanding needs of surveillance professionals and utilizes drag-and-drop operations, shortcut menus, built-in tooltips, and online help to enable the most direct, intuitive interactions with cameras and components distributed across the network.
Surveillance operators require access to real-time live video and instant access to playback. The WS5000 has been specifically designed to optimize performance, productivity, and effectiveness. Operators can customize up to six active workspaces. Each workspace can have its own screen configuration populated with any grouping of cameras. These workspaces allow the operator to rapidly switch from camera group to camera group. The workspaces and camera associations are automatically loaded upon login, along with the user's language preferences and permission levels. This eliminates any lost time in changing screen layouts or configurations during shift changes.
In addition to access to live and recorded video, the WS5000 also serves as an administration and management console for the Endura system. With proper user credentials, administrative users can easily configure all devices and users on the system. Camera, encoder, recorder, and decoder hardware and software parameters can be accessed and managed from the administrative screens. Software patches and updates can easily be pushed out to select or multiple devices from the same console. User passwords, preferences, and credentials can be centrally managed from one WS5000.
The WS5000 has a built-in alarm management engine. System alarms, motion, and video analytics alarms are displayed in a dedicated alarm workspace. As the alarm is generated, indicators display the type of alarm, the priority level of the alarm, and the current state of the alarm. Users can simply select the alarm and visually verify its cause before determining whether to acknowledge or snooze the alarm. Comments and instructions inserted by an administrator serve to provide more detail about the alarm or to instruct the operator about the next actions taken. Operators can also add their own comments to be logged with the associated alarm.