Network cameras, unlike conventional cameras let you monitor anywhere you want, with the flexibility to use wired or wireless technology over your existing data network. Even if you do not already have a network in place, setting one is a breeze. Monitoring of the cameras can be accomplished in closed environment through intranets or home LAN system, and with the added benefit of remote monitoring you can view your cameras anywhere you have an internet connections including some cell phones.

Conventional surveillance cameras are great for new structures, where installation is of the necessary wiring is not an issue. Conventional cameras allow a greater flexibility of the type of cameras available, from the hidden camera to large outdoor vandal proof pan-tilt-zoom cameras; you can find a camera to suite virtually any need. With the addition of a digital video recorder (DVR) the conventional camera can become part of your network just like network cameras. DVRs also provide the ability to record all images transmitted by the cameras and stores it digitally on the hard disk for the review at a latter date.

The "A" Series allows camera setup over the network and offers 120 images per second in SIF mode. Up to four system controllers can be used in cascade mode. Each controller can control and view individual camera groups (1-16, 17-32, 33-48, 49-64). The new copy feature eliminates a programming step by automatically assigning the start time of the copy function as either the record stop time or record list selection point. Individual cameras can be programmed for the greatest number of images per second without any restrictions by the number of image programmed by other modes.