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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

  • Fundamentals of Closed Circuit Television infrastructure
  • Classification of surveillance architectures
  • Comparison between analog and IP-based monitoring systems

System Deployment

  • Installation of camera hardware components
  • Strategic site planning and layout design
  • Network and power cabling strategies
  • Physical installation procedures for cameras

Initial Setup and Configuration

  • Programming video recording devices
  • Enabling remote access capabilities for the monitoring system
  • Utilizing Power over Ethernet switches and compatible cameras
  • Protocols for backing up archival footage

IP Camera Technology

  • Advanced features inherent to IP-based surveillance
  • Video resolution standards and compression algorithms
  • Analysis of bit rate and frame rate specifications
  • Differentiating Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) from Back Light Compensation (BLC)
  • Power over Ethernet classification standards
  • Selection criteria for camera lens types
  • Environmental durability standards (IP) and impact resistance (IK) ratings

Network Video Recorder Management

  • Operational concepts of the Network Video Recorder (NVR)
  • Storage configurations using hard disks and RAID arrays
  • Methodology for determining storage capacity and bandwidth needs
  • Step-by-step NVR installation and integration
  • Implementation of continuous and scheduled recording policies
  • Configuring motion detection alerts
  • Protocols for video playback and audit review
  • Management of user access and account security

Cabling and Connectivity Hardware

  • Specifications for optical fiber and data cabling
  • Determination of maximum allowable cable lengths
  • BNC connector standards
  • Differences between passive and active baluns
  • Power supply considerations and best practices
  • Implementation of centralized power distribution units

Troubleshooting Procedures

Conclusion and Operational Recommendations

Requirements

  • Familiarity with fundamental network cabling and basic troubleshooting techniques
  • Working knowledge of Local Area Networks (LAN) and Wide Area Networks (WAN)

Target Audience

  • Security managers responsible for public sector infrastructure protection

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