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PRODUCT Everfocus Honeywell Mitsubishi Samsung Vista

264x4 HRDP16D DX-TL5716E SRD1670DP QP16

PRODUCT DESIGN 88% 76% 80% 90% 80%

FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS 86% 76% 80% 90% 80%

VIDEO QUALITY 88% 80% 80% 90% 78%

PERFORMANCE 86% 76% 80% 90% 80%

OVERALL RATING 87% 77% 80% 90% 79%

CONTACT:

Everfocus

Tel: 0845 430 9999

www.everfocus.com

Honeywell

Tel: 08448 000235

www.honeywell.com/security/uk

Mitsubishi

Tel: 01707 278684

www.mitsubishielectric.co.uk/vis

Samsung

Tel: 01932 455308

www.samsungsecurity.com

Vista

Tel: 0800 484782

www.vista-cctv.com

ne of the greatest myths about CCTV is

that end users are more than happy to

pay for systems which record time-lapsed

video. In the past, the limitations of magnetic

tape forced a situation where multiplexed time-

lapsed video was a necessity. As the

technological barriers have been eroded, so the

expectations of CCTV have been raised. Indeed,

if you ask most end users what they want from

CCTV, it would be high resolution images, in real

time, all of the time! It’s when the cost of that is

realised that compromise starts to creep in.

In recent times, manufacturers have looked

to deliver recording solutions that offer higher

frame rates. With the advance of digital

technology, it becomes increasingly obvious

that real-time is not only desired, but in many

applications it is also demanded, by end users.

To not meet this demand would be to lose out

on vital contracts, and so frame rates have

gradually increased.

Benchmark looked at a variety of DVRs with a

specification that they should offer some level

of higher frame rate. The test has been split

into three parts, because the machines

submitted come in at varying levels of price and

performance. In the first part of the test,

published last issue, we concentrated on

machines aimed at the budget-conscious end

user. The second part of test, published here,

considers machines built for mainstream CCTV

applications, and the final part, published in

the next issue, looks at machines designed for

higher end performance.

The main focus of the test is to consider

whether these machines are capable of

delivering higher levels of performance than

standard DVRs, which are very widely available

in the CCTV sector. If so, does the processing

capability willingly deliver the specified

performance, or do the units creak when put

under pressure?

Everfocus Paragon 264x4

The Paragon 264x4 from Everfocus supports up

to 16 video inputs with loop-throughs, all via

BNC, with a variety of video outputs. These are

main monitor and spot monitors via BNC, as

well as VGA and HDMI outputs.

Other connections include 16 audio inputs

with 1 output, 16 alarm inputs, 4 relay outputs,

RS-485 and RS-232 data connections, 3 USB

ports (1 on the rear panel and 2 on the front)

and a LAN (10/100/1000) connection. A DVD

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Pagina 1 - Standing out from the crowd?

www.benchmarkmagazine.com28Standing out from the crowd?To identify products quickly andeasily, always mention Benchmarkwhen contacting suppliers andma

Pagina 2 - Honeywell HRDP16D

16 Channel DVRswww.benchmarkmagazine.com29rewriter is also included. The specification alsomentions e-SATA support, but the connector isblanked off wi

Pagina 3 - Mitsubishi DX-TL5716E

16 Channel DVRswww.benchmarkmagazine.com30presented. Whilst the Honeywell figure of200ips isn’t incorrect, the specification doesn’tmention the limita

Pagina 4 - Vista QP16

16 Channel DVRswww.benchmarkmagazine.com32quality is good. Colour replication is alsoaccurate.Dropping the quality to level 6 doesn’tintroduce much in

Pagina 5 - Samsung SRD

16 Channel DVRswww.benchmarkmagazine.com34The unit delivers pentaplex performance,and supports two-way audio with 16 inputsand 1 output, all via phono