Integration prompts more CCTV control advancements

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The development of more advanced closed circuit television (CCTV) surveillance control functions is being driven by the continued push for integrated access control. Anaheim, CA-based Hyyr offers enhanced CCTV control with its newly introduced Version 2.4 of the AXxess 202 Security Management System software, which delivers pan/tilt/zoom functions for camera control as well as an improved search and recall feature. Secaucus, NY-based Panasonic Security and Digital Imaging Co has rolled out the WJ- MP204 Camera Control equipment, which when used in tandem with the company's WV-CU350A System Controller delivers a variety of multiple camera capabilities.

Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing

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Phone line video transmission means getting in touch instantly

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Watkins Security Inc., a security company based in Baltimore, MD, has turned to C-Phone - Video Communication Systems to provide its closed-circuit television system with remote video transmission capability. By installing C-Phone's AV-324 system, Watkins Security has been able to watch over the premises of a client from its headquarters and the homes of senior management. The system can access remote sites either through a phone line or over ISDN digital lines.

Facilities & equipment, Security Services, Investigation, Guard, and Armored Car Services, C-Phone - Video Communication Systems, Watkins Security Inc.

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Mag stripe forges ahead

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Magnetic card technology is the most cost-effective security technology, according to Bob McKee, vice president of Business Development for Proprietary Controls Systems Corp. of Los Angeles, CA. A magnetic card costs only around 25 cents, compared with an average of about $4 for a proximity card. Moreover, magnetic card readers can be used either as a stand-alone system or part of an online system.

Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Magnetic and Optical Recording Media Manufacturing, Magnetic Cards, Card Readers, Magnetic card readers

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