TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS	SECURITY SYSTEM
DIVISION – 28 ELECTRONIC SAFETY AND SECURITY
LEVEL 1__28 20 00 ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE
LEVEL 2__28 23 00 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
LEVEL 3__28 23 29 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE REMOTE DEVICES AND SENSORS

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.01	GENERAL
A.	This product shall be manufactured by a firm whose quality system is in compliance with the ISO-9001.
B.	All equipment and materials used shall be standard components that are regularly manufactured and used in the manufacturer’s system.
C.	All materials furnished under this item shall be compliant with 802.3 Ethernet standards.
D.	All systems and components shall have been thoroughly tested and proven in actual use.
E.	All systems and components shall be provided with comprehensive repair and spare parts replacement. The manufacturer on warranty and non-warranty items shall guarantee the spare parts and the repair.

2.02	FIXED SUPER WDR NETWORK BOX CAMERA
A.	The Siqura BC620WDR is a fixed network box camera providing high-resolution standard definition (690 HTVLE sensor)  with a 1/3” Pixim Seawolf CMOS  imager providing up to 120dB of superior wide dynamic range  (WDR), includes an IR-cut filter for day/night functioning and is capable of streaming dual streaming H.264 while simultaneously streaming dual MPEG-4/MPEG-2/MJPEG streams. 
B.	The fixed network box camera shall have pixel based wide dynamic range as a direct output of the image sensor which utilizes a pixel by pixel exposure control system in which each pixel has its own independent shutter and  shutter speed control. Dual or multi-shutter exposure methods of dynamic range or contrast enhancement shall not be acceptable.
C.	The fixed network box camera shall provide 17bits and 102db minimum and 2-bits and 120dB max of dynamic range. The camera shall offer 6 exposure metering zones to provide easy scene optimization by the installer. An exposure preference mode shall be provided to enhance exposure in scenes where detail would otherwise be obscured in shadowed or highlighted areas.   Three levels of exposure transition speed shall be provided to allow adjustment of the rate at which the camera will react to lighting level changes.
D.	The fixed network box camera shall be a true day/night camera with removable IR cut-filter. Supported modes shall include automatic, day and night modes.  Transition thresholds and transition speeds shall be provided to permit setting of the light level at which day/night changes will occur and the duration of light change which will cause a day/night switch.  In addition, a gain boost shall be available to boost low light performance in night mode.
E.	The fixed network box camera shall support auto-tracking white balance (normal, extended, desaturated), auto white balance (push to white balance) and manual modes.
F.	The fixed network box camera shall employ a global electronic shutter for progressive capturing of images at 60 images per second. Cameras with a rolling shutter shall not be acceptable. The automatic shutter shall have a range from 1/30 (1/25 PAL) to 1/30,720 sec. Digital slow shutter shall be available with configurable settings from 2x to 32x. When set for interlaced output, a 2x shutter setting will provide real-time (30 NTSC/25 PAL) output.
G.	The fixed network box camera shall support manual and automatic gain control (AGC) with manual level and automatic gain limits from 0 to 50 dB.
H.	The fixed network box camera shall provide color roll reduction in addition to flicker reduction.
I.	The fixed network box camera shall provide sharpness, contrast, brightness and saturation controls to fine tune image output. The brightness control shall automatically adjust gamma level.
J.	The fixed network box camera shall provide a focus assistant which shall provide an on-screen indicator of the maximum focus achievable for a scene and a visual indicator of the current focus level to assist the installer in achieving maximum focus for a scene. The focus assistant shall be accessible from the web interface as well as from a push switch on the camera body. In addition, the camera shall provide a method of precise focusing using only 3-color LED indication on the camera body. 
K.	The fixed network box camera shall support DC auto iris with iris level adjustment and manual lenses.
L.	The fixed network box camera shall provide the ability to configure and store multiple imaging profiles presets. These presets shall include all configurable image controls including but not limited to day/night modes, WDR configuration, white balance modes, exposure, back light compensation and digital slow shutter.
M.	The fixed network box camera shall provide four independent digital video streams, with different resolutions, frame rates, and bit rates. The camera shall support H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and MJPEG for compression methods.  For highest quality H.264 performance, the camera shall use a separate processor from the MPEG2/4/MJPEG DSP, for hardware H.264 encoding of the video stream. The H.264 encoding profile shall be configurable between Main Profile and High Profile 
N.	Each H.264 and MPEG-2/4/MJPEG stream of the fixed network box camera shall be capable of being streamed to three different destinations simultaneously for distribution to the video network.  The camera shall simultaneously handle H.264 encoding and dual MPEG-2/4/MJPEG encoding at full frame rate, and a separate Live View (MJPEG) encoder at 5 frames per second.   Each stream can be streamed to different unicast and/or multicast destinations.  The MJPEG Live View shall be present within the web interface and viewed by HTTP.
O.	The fixed network box camera shall support streaming over RTP/UDP/IP for audio and video, multicast and unicast connections and RTSP/RTP/TCP/IP for video. In addition to hardware decoding, the camera systems shall be interoperable with standard software decoders such as Quick Time and Video LAN’s VLC media player.
P.	The fixed network box camera shall support Session Announcement Protocol (SAP) for broadcasting multicast session information. An application can use this information to receive an H.264/MPEG-4/-2 video stream or audio stream transmitted by the camera system to the advertised multicast address.
Q.	The fixed network box camera shall provide a Stream Manager to set a maximum network load per stream which limits the output rate to each of the streams transmitters. In addition, the camera system shall provide a minimum of 3 RTP control modes to manage the network load if the receiver fails including no control, a Flood Guard flood protection mechanism and real time control protocol (RTCP).
R.	The fixed network box camera shall provide an option to insert metadata in the video stream. This metadata at a minimum shall include video loss, black/white video, video motion detection alarms, tampering alarms, and image quality monitor alarms. In addition, temperature alerts, audio detection alerts and contact closure status shall be provided in metadata format.
S.	The fixed network box camera shall provide a full featured web interface for both live viewing and configuration of the camera.  Volume control for audio shall also be supported.
T.	The user shall be able to remotely reboot the unit, reboot the unit and return the setting to factory defaults leaving the network setting unchanged, or reboot the unit and restore all setting to factory defaults.  
U.	The fixed network box camera shall provide status and measurement information via the web interface. Status shall include but not be limited to video and audio real-time streaming state. Measurements shall include codec board current and peak temperatures, network tx/rx bit rates, CPU and DSP loading, real-time video bit, frame rates and latency, audio sample rate and FTP push status.
V.	The fixed network box camera shall be able to transmit up to three independent copies of audio signal pairs (one pair in one stream), up to three copies of each of two independent data signals, and up to three copies of each of two independent contact closure signals, each stream having an independently selectable IP destination
W.	The fixed network box camera shall support a minimum of 4 levels of password protected access with 3 distinct levels of web page access including administrator, operator and viewer. In addition, the operating system (Linux) shall have configurable root pass code protection with no back door access.
X.	The fixed network box camera is based on open streaming architecture (OSA) standards (API) and shall operate in a Siqura environment as well as in third-party software recording solutions. In addition, the camera system shall support ONVIF v1.02 or later for open systems compatibility native or as an upgrade.
Y.	The fixed network box camera shall provide built in analytics that checks the health of the camera. This image quality monitor analyzes contrast, exposure, sharpness and noise, and immediately alerts an operator for any malfunctioning.
Z.	The fixed network box camera shall provide tampering detection which can monitor the position of the camera or obstructions in the field-of-view of the camera for up to 16 preset reference images.  After a configurable time period, the tamper detection alerts an operator of the tamper event.
AA.	The fixed network box camera shall support both an FTP Push function, and an FTP pull function.  The FTP Push function shall enable the camera system to send a jpeg image to a specified client location at user specified intervals, or on user configurable encoder events.  The FTP pull function shall enable the camera system to send a jpeg image on request of a remote server.
BB.	The fixed network box camera shall provide event management for sending events to a contact closure stream or an FTP push. Supported event triggers shall include event on, off or changed. Events shall include video, video motion, audio, contact closure, image quality, tampering events.
CC.	The web interface shall provide the ability to load firmware remotely to the device.  Also it shall provide the ability to provide PTZ control to cameras.  The PTZ interface shall accept various, standard camera control protocols, such as Pelco D and Bosch/Phillips.  Additional control protocols shall be capable of being uploaded via the web interface of the encoder. The web interface shall provide for PTZ control of the camera and preset creation and selection.  Further control of focus and iris control shall be supported from the interface, but will be dependent on the camera and control protocol connected to the encoder.
DD.	The fixed network box camera shall support NTCIP protocol over IP. The NTCIP driver shall act as an integral code translator and provide PTZ control of any analog PTZ connected to the serial port with the selected standard control code protocol.
EE.	The fixed network box shall have a 100Base-TX network interface for live streaming to a standard Web browser and an analog output for live monitoring.
FF.	The fixed network box shall be available in a model with a small form-factor pluggable (SFP) interface in place of an RJ45 interface. This SFP interface shall provide for direct fiber to the camera and support a wide range of SFP fiber modules including Single Mode, Multi-mode and CWDM.
GG.	The fixed network box camera shall be in an aluminum enclosure with a repositionable ¼”-20 bracket mount interfaces for mounting from the top and bottom. Image rotation via the on-screen menus must also be provided with options for flip, mirror and 180 degree rotation supported.
HH.	The fixed network box camera shall provide a real-time analog output with latency from image capture to display of 4ms or less. 
II.	The fixed network box camera shall provide a CS lens mount interface. A C-mount adapter shall be provided as a standard accessory. 
JJ.	The fixed network box camera shall meet or exceed the following design and performance specifications.

2.03	ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
A.	Network interface 				100Base-TX RJ-45 or SFP connector interface
B.	Cabling					Cat-5 Cable or better for 100Base-TX
C.	Analog  output				BNC; 75 Ohm p-p
D.	Power consumption			7W
E.	Input Power				20 – 30 VAC (24 VAC nominal)
							12 -30 VDC
							802.3af PoE, Class 3
F.	Audio In/Out				3.5mm jacks
G.	Alarm Inputs- 2				Terminal Block
H.	Alarm Outputs -2 				Terminal Block
I.	Serial Port					Terminal Block

2.04  	VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS
A.	Number of video streams 			2x H.264, 2x MPEG-4/MPEG-2  and/or MJPEG
a.	Hardware Based				Two H.264 streams shall be from dedicated 							hardware co-procesors.
b.	DSP encoders				A flexible TI DaVinci DSP shall be available to 							provided two selectable software based MPEG-4 
or MPEG-2 or MJPEG streams.
B.	Encoding Priorities			Encoding priority shall be configurable.
C.	Frame rate			1 - 30 frames per second (fps)
D.	Image Processing		Interlaced/Deinterlaced; Deinterlacing shall be configurable for edge adaptive and motion adaptive modes.
E.	Compression algorithm	H.264 BP (ISO/IEC  14496-10); MPEG-4 SP Layer 5 (ISO/IEC 14496-2); MPEG-2 (ISO/IEC 13818-2), MJPEG
F.	Network protocol	H.264 BP, MPEG-4 ES, MPEG-2 (ES or TS),  RTP, UDP, IP, DHCP, SSM,  IGMP v2, RTSP, (S)NTP, SDP, MX/IP, HTTP, SNMP v2, DiffServ, SAP, UPnP, FTP, Telnet
G.	Resolution
a.	D1
i.	NTSC			720x480
ii.	PAL				720x576
b.	2/3 D1
i.	NTSC			480x480
ii.	PAL 			480x576
c.	½ D1
i.	NTSC			352x480
ii.	PAL				352x576
d.	2CIF
i.	NTSC			720x240
ii.	PAL				720x288
e.	VGA
i.	NTSC/PAL			640x480
f.	CIF
i.	NTSC			352x240
ii.	PAL				350x288
g.	QVGA
i.	NTAC/PAL			320x240
h.	QCIF
i.	NTSC			176x120
ii.	PAL				176x144
H.	Video motion detection (VMD)			User-defined free-drawn masking, sensitivity and 			response level; 
I.	VMD Alarm response			Via associated software (via API) or contact closure
J.	Camera Health 			Focus, Contrast, SNR, Exposure
K.	Tamper Monitoring			Image Positioning (up to 16 presets)
L.	Camera Health and tampering alarms 	Via associated software (via API)  or contact 
		 closure
M.	Encoding latency			<130 ms typical; <90 ms (low latency mode)
N.	GOP structure			I, P frames with adjustable I frame interval
O.	Number of output streams 			20 (RTSP) Max.
P.	Total output data rate 			Up  to 20 MB/s
Q.	Encoder bit rate control		Constant bit rate (CBR), variable bit rate (VBR) or Constant Quality (H.264 only) 
R.	Selectable Video profiles			Custom settings or Predefined profiles optimized,
at a minimum, for High Quality Camera or PTZ, Storage and Low bandwidth.
S.	Encoder Priorities			Encoder streams shall be prioritized for optimal 			performance.
T.	Video settings		Contrast, brightness, color saturation 
U.	Type of streaming		RTP/UDP/IP, (multicast and/or unicast); RTSP/RTP/TCP/IP
V.	On-screen display (OSD)		3x text lines (configurable: position, color, transparency, border/outline color, font size);1x image in BMP, Animated GIF, or JPEG format (configurable: position, scaling)
W.	User levels		Support up to 4 levels – viewer, operator and administrator with rights ranging from view webpage video only to full administration, and “root” for the Linux prompt.

2.05	CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS
A.	Image sensor				1/3” Pixim Seawolf CMOS 
B.	Scanning system				NTSC/PAL (selectable)
C.	Image capture				Progressive
D.	Effective pixels				408,388
E.	Horizontal resolution effective		690 HTVLE
F.	Vertical Resolution				>460 VTVL
G.	Output mode				Interlaced or progressive
H.	Synchronization				Internal/ Line lock
I.	S/N Ratio					>50 dB, 53db Max.(AGC off)
J.	Minimum illumination			0.1 lux color, 0.05 lux B/W, F1.2, 50IRE, 30fps
K.	Dynamic range (WDR)			17-bit /102dB (min); 20-bits /120dB max.
L.	Shutter type				Global electronic shutter
M.	Shutter speed				1/30 (1/25) - 1/30,720 sec (automatic)
N.	Digital slow Shutter (DSS)			2x- 32x
O.	Lens mounting				CS /C (adapter)

2.06	CAMERA OPERATION
A.	Day/ Night (IR-cut filter)			Auto/Day/Night/Night boost
B.	Backlight compensation			On/Off
C.	Wide dynamic range (WDR)			Enhanced On/Off
D.	Metering Zones				6  predefined zones 
Auto, Center, Left, Right, Top, Bottom
E.	White Balance	ATW (Auto, extended, desaturated); AWB (push to set), manual
F.	WDR Exposure Bias				Shadows/highlights
G.	ATW Range					2800-7500 K (normal)
2000-11000 K (extended)
H.	Gain control				Automatic or manual
I.	Automatic Gain Control			Selectable up to 50dB; 
J.	Noise reduction				3D adaptive (automatic)
K.	Gamma					Adjustable (brightness)
L.	Flickerless control				Pixim EFR, On/Off
M.	Color Roll Reduction			Off/On
N.	Image rotation				None/flip/mirror/180 degree
O.	Iris Level					Adjustable
P.	Sharpness					Adjustable
Q.	Privacy Masks				10; selectable color (solid)

2.07	AUDIO
A.	Two-way audio				Full duplex stereo (line level); mono mic level
B.	Sampling Resolution			8bit linear PCM or ITU G.711
C.	Max. Bandwidth				20Hz to 20kHz
D.	Input Level					Adjustable, mic. or line 
E.	Output Level				Adjustable, 3V pk-pk
F.	Input Impedance				>20kOhm or 600 Ohm 
G.	Output Impedance				<100 Ohm	
H.	Transport					RTP/UDP/IP multicast and unicast
I.	Transmission	Up to 3 independent copies of audio signal pairs with each stream having an independently selectable IP destination.    

2.08	CONTACT CLOSURES
A.	Alarm input 				2 contact closure inputs, normally open (fail-safe)
B.	Operational modes				Normal, inverted, forced active or forced inactive
C.	Sampling rates	Contact closure shall be sampled 100 times per second 	and provide latency of less than 20 msec. 
D.	Transport					 TCP and UDP (unicast or multicast),
E.	Transmission				Independently selectable IP destination and port 						number.
F.	Alarm output	2  contact closure outputs; fail-safe and potential free
G.	Remote Control				HTTP API (OSA)

2.09 	DATA
A.	Data Port	1 serial, full duplex port, selectable EIA RS-422 and EIA RS-485 (2 or 4 wire). 
B.	Operation					UART operation. 
C.	Data Rate 					300b/s to 230.4 kbps.
D.	Transport	TCP (compatible with terminal servers) and UDP (unicast or multicast), 
E.	Transmission 	Independently configurable destination IP address and port number.
F.	PTZ Control Interfaces	Serial Tunneling, Web Page, HTTP (API), NTCIP (SNMP)
G.	PTZ Control	Protocol –Standard Pelco-D, Bosch 
H.	Additional Control Protocols	Vicon, Pelco-P, AD (422), Panasonic (Conventional, New); Others per project requirement; Remote uploaded as required. 

2.10	MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
A.	Dimensions	(L x W xH)			150 x 64 x 63.8 mm (5.90 x 2.52 x 2.51 in.)
B.	Weight					6.09 oz. (146 g)
C.	Mounting Interface	 			¼ in. – 20-thread top or bottom
(Removable block)
D.	Color					Black/Grey

2.11	NETWORK SPECIFICATIONS
A.	RJ45					10/100BASE-TX, CAT-5
B.	SFP						100Base TX, SFP (fiber or copper)
C.	Management				OSA HTTP API, MX, SNMP v2, HTML (password 						protected)

2.12	ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATION		
A.	Operating temperature, Continuous 	-22°F to +122°F (-30°C to +50°C); 60c max.
B.	Humidity					10 to 90% RH, non-condensing
C.	MTBF					>100,000 hrs, at 50˚C

2.13	CERTIFICATIONS	
A.	Regulatory
a.	IEC/EN 61000
b.	IEC/EN 55022 
c.	IEC/EN 55024
d.	FCC 
e.	RoHS

2.14	MANUFACTURER’S WARRANTY
A.	Repair or replacement of defective parts for a period of 2 years from date of shipment.

2.15	MODELS
A.	Siqura BC620WDR	High Performance IP Box Camera, SuperWDR, SD, Multi-codec technology
B.	Siqura BC620WDR/SFP	High Performance IP Box Camera, SuperWDR, SD, Multi-codec technology, SFP slot
C.	 Indoor Mounting Accessories
a.	WM-04					Wall Bracket
D.	Outdoor Accessories
a.	HSG01					Housing, Fixed Camera
b.	HSG02					Housing, Fixed Camera, , Heater/Blower, 24VAC
c.	HSG03					Housing, Fixed Camera, IR Illum, heater/Blower,
					24VAC
d.	HSG02LV				Housing, Fixed Camera, , Heater/Blower, 
					90-230VAC
e.	HSG03LV				Housing, Fixed Camera, IR Illum, heater/Blower,
					90-230VAC
f.	HSG/WALL				Bracket, Wall
g.	HSG/POLE				Bracket, Pole
h.	HSG/CORNER				Bracket, Corner
i.	HSG/CEILING				Bracket, Ceiling
j.	HSG/SUN				Housing, Fixed Camera,  Sunshield