Hybrid 16-channel recorder BCS-B-XVR1601(2.0) for 5Mpx

The BCS-B-XVR1601(2.0) DVR from BCS allows you to view and record up to 16 channels on a single SATA drive up to 6TB. It has 1 audio input and 1 audio output, 2 USB ports, HDMI video output port working simultaneously with VGA output. The device works in pentaplex mode which allows simultaneous live viewing, recording, playback of recordings, archiving and remote access.

Advantages of the DVR:

• Support for 16 Analog HD + IP channels
• Support for P2P mobile application
• High resolution of recordings up to 5 Mpx Lite
• H.265+ video encoding

CONNECTIONS:

1. BNC inputs - These are used to receive signals from analog cameras.
2. Audio input and output - These are used to connect an additional microphone on the input and a speaker on the output.
3. Video outputs (HDMI and VGA) - With these, when connected to a monitor, you can display images to operate the DVR.
4. RJ45 connector and two USB sockets - RJ45 is used to connect the DVR to the local network for remote access and operation via a mobile application. USB, on the other hand, is used to connect a mouse and to archive recordings on a flash drive, for example.
5. Power and RS485 sockets - The power socket allows you to connect a power supply to run the device, and RS485 is used to control older PTZ cameras.

REMOTE ACCESS - BCS Manager

BCS Manager is a mobile application that will allow you to configure devices and remotely view recorded video anytime, anywhere you are, plus it is extremely easy to configure and available in Polish.

More efficient archiving

The advanced H.265+ encoding algorithm recognizes interesting objects in the recorded image while reducing the quality of fragments that have been static for a long time. For example, the sky, buildings or empty streets. This ensures that only video footage containing the most important things is saved to the hard drive.

Basic motion detection

The DVR has motion detection functions in the video, such a solution informs you of any object moving in the frame. In addition, you can adjust the sensitivity of detection and the area in the image to cancel unwanted alerts caused by the movement of plants or smaller animals.