Abstract
The article is focused on the software, which is used in the design of the CCTV systems. It shows tools available online, tools for PC and mobile applications. It describes the basic components of the camera systems, their characteristics and current trends in CCTV systems. Moreover, it compares two selected software tools, their features and supported functions. In the practical part, these tools are used for the design of a CCTV system and the whole process is described in detail.
Highlights
CCTV systems help to protect the property, can provide evidence, inform about traffic situations, indicate suspicious behavior of people, etc
The facility has been used Five IP cameras in a dome design were used in the building connected by twisted pair cabling to an NVR recording device in the utility room
The CCTV system includes five IP cameras that are connected via twisted-pair cabling to a NVR recording device
Summary
CCTV systems help to protect the property, can provide evidence, inform about traffic situations, indicate suspicious behavior of people, etc. Designing a CCTV system involves a number of calculations and specifications that are subsequently used for the selection of suitable components with desired properties. These basic parameters include the CCTV lens focal length, depth of field, CCTV viewing angle, parameters for identification of persons, data bandwidth capacity, voltage drop, the backup HDD storage space for various formats and the minimum required upload of the internet connection to stream all the cameras in the designed CCTV system. Today's software applications, in addition to the calculation of the CCTV system component parameters, allow modeling of selected objects. The CCTVs of required parameters are placed to the models
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