1. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012

2. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012

3. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 OUR CLIENT AND END USER EXPLAINED TO US THEIR NEED TO MIGRATE TO A ROBUST PLATFORM THAT WILL ALLOW THEM A “REAL” INTEGRATION AMONG ALL THE COMPONENTS THAT CONFORM THEIR ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEM DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE PLATFORM INSTALLED AT THAT MOMENT, RBH ACCESS AXIOM V, DID NOT FULLFILL THEIR EXPECTATIONS.

4. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  Lack of auto-supervision of devices such as cameras, controllers, recorders, round controls, integration with bitmaps among others.  Limited support from the Supplier.  Video and alarm integration was not native. This function was achieved through the usage of dry contacts.  The CCTV came from a third party brand therefore there was not assurance of continuity and life time of the system.  The Intrussion Detection System was emulated through a software and not through a Central.

5. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  The platform level of integration was minimal due to the variety of brands involved on the overall solution.  No event discrimination at all.  Any improvement needed to the system installed had to pass through a long and expensive development process to be executed by the Supplier with minimal interaction from the Integrator.

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7. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEM PROWATCH- MAXPRO VMS

8. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012

9. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 1.CCON PROWATCH MAXPRO VMS WORKSTATION (Client station of PROWATCH-MAXPRO) 2.SUB-SYSTEMS INSTALLED CCTV System Access Control System Intrussion/Burglary System Fire Detection System

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11. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 RED WAN IP ENGINE

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19. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 AutomatizedUnified Its main objective consists on simplify Managment, Administration, Operation and Monitoring of the different locations of our Customer through the usage of an Automatized and Unified platform that will provide to the Security Personnel the efficient use of the available resources along with the addition of security systems not considered before maximizing the robustness and flexibility of the protection offered.

20. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012

21. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  Rapid identification of the devices in alarm condition through sound messages totally personalized.  Automatic visualization of the cameras located within the area where the alarm condition goes on along with its surroundings.  Mapping of the device activated within its corresponding map area allowing direct interaction and proper managment of the alarm condition.

22. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  Video screen re-establishment to its normal condition once the alarm is recognized or erase by the Operator.  Use of Fire and Burglary alarm control panels certified to guarantee the protection of the Employees and the Customer`s assets.  Integration to the Burglary alarms within Guard houses with the capacity of expanding this aplication to other locations of the Customer.

23. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  Use of the DURESS passcodes to notify the CCON that an User is being forced to disarmed an specific Security System of an area.  Fire Detection System on all locations to guarantee the protection of the Employees and the facilities 24 hours a day.  Real-time monitoring and supervision of the devices and their cabling all the way to the Fire and Burglary alarm control panel.

24. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  Prevention of any internal sabotage towards the anulation of the protection on one area or zone in order to facilitate delinquency (BYPASS).  Prevention of omisions (by accident or intentionals) when arming an area.  Total ownership from the Operators to armed and disarmed from a remote location the Security System.

25. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012  Automatic time syncronization of the VISTA panels.  Alarms and Notifications messages in spanish.  Identification and discrimination per User at the moment of executing a VISTA panel armed/disarmed.  Multiple discrimination options when granting or denying access to an specific area.

26. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 14.Visual activation of an internal area where access has been requested depending on the level of convenience or importance (Only on unattended areas or high level of security). 15. Total control, visualization and location of the CCTV images that also can be modified through pre- established procedures, secuences or presets (in the case of the PTZ). 16.Signal activation of the images storaged on the NVRs.

27. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 17.Total association of the alarm condition with the video images storaged allowing an easy identification, playbacks and data export. 18.Usage of two credentials to access a high level of security area. 19.Request a remote visual verification of an employee with the purpose of having the CCON operator verifying and authorizing the access to an area.

28. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012 20.Control rounds managment through the assigment of schedules to diferents proximity readers which will be encounter along the established route.

29. Ing. Fernando Clavero Febrero 2012