Digital Security Solutions were asked to upgrade the security system at Bay 101 club in Silicon Valley. IQInvision’s megapixel cameras were selected and integrated onto seven of the existing servers, whilst retaining the existing analogue camera network.
The process of adding these cameras to the Wavestore recorders only required a software license upgraded; enabling the megapixel cameras to be integrated into the existing system seamlessly and displayed simultaneously with the analogue cameras.
The IQEye 752 camera was selected for its high quality megapixel images and ease of installation.
Also Identified as a huge benefit was the BNC analogue outputs in the camera, which made it easier to adjust and direct the camera onto the target area during installation.
The IQEye cameras were installed above certain high limit games and cage window views. Located at a height of 20 feet and with a viewing diameter of 12 feet, they permit the managers to view the dice in the dice cup and read the IDs from the cage, (the secure area where cash transactions are conducted).
Whilst the Wavestore design is based on Linux, the remote client software can be installed on a Windows PC.
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