Avalon XDR

The Avalon XDR is a 9 or 16 camera Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and a multiplexer. It provides video compression using the H.263 MPEG4 protocols and can produce average frame sizes of 3Kb, thus maximising storage and providing good quality video transmission over networks. A total of three internal hard drives can be installed to increase video storage even further.

An embedded operating system is installed thus providing system integrity should one of the hard disks fail. Each camera can be individually configured and the system settings can be varied to suit different times of day or weekends where activity levels change. Four monitor outputs provide multiple viewing locations if required. This DVR provides up to 400 images per second (16 camera model). Ten user logins can be created each with their own user rights. Covert cameras and privileges to view these cameras can also be set up.

There are 9/16 alarm inputs and outputs, 4 audio inputs and 1 audio output channel, it also has a built-in CD-RW and two USB 2.0 sockets for exporting recorded footage. It also incorporates a Panic button which if pressed can increase the recorded images per second and thus capture any event in greater detail. The Avalon XDR can be networked for local or remote Internet access in conjunction with the Rasplus software.