CheckMyCCTV is designed to automatically identify and report specific CCTV faults as soon as they are detected, whether it be a camera, hard disk, recording, or network connection failure.
A CheckMySystems survey of 300 sites showed that 75% of these sites had one or more issues that affected the operational performance of the CCTV system, ranging from the daylight saving time not being updated, to camera failures, recording problems, and hard disk issues.
CheckMySystems’ health and operation monitoring software has been designed to be as intuitive as possible for users and features an on-screen ‘traffic light’ warning system, making it easy to identify issues at a glance.
New features revealed
New innovations being demonstrated at IFSEC include a web viewing option, allowing customers to view the status of their CCTV installations using a smart phone or web browser, and Google map integration so the status of multi-site CCTV systems can be displayed on an interactive map.
Other advances being unveiled range from customisable daily status report emails to the ability to produce a detailed CCTV audit report for all attached CCTV systems, highlighting record duration, software version and model.
Darren Rewston, managing director of CheckMySystems Ltd, said: “We believe that IFSEC 2012 will be an invaluable opportunity for us to demonstrate at first hand our health and operation monitoring software’s ability to offer an intelligent and economical way to monitor the status of security-critical CCTV systems.
“A major focus for us, as we seek to expand our customer base, is to ensure that the CheckMyCCTV software is compatible with the largest possible range of installed equipment. As a result, we have increased the number of CCTV brands we are compatible with to 20 through a major R&D effort, and plan to highlight our most recent additions, Vista, Samsung and Dallmeier, during the show.
Visit CheckMySystems in Hall 5 of IFSEC International 2012.
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