Cost effective security system integration
M.C. Maki, I.A. Newcomb, J.W. Robotham
Abstract
M.C. Maki, I.A. Newcomb, J.W. Robotham
Abstract
In earlier papers Senstar-Stellar outlined an integrated system of security devices that included control, communications and assessment capabilities. This paper reports on this new generation of systems, which features a cost-effective, easily scalable system platform that is applicable from small standalone security installations to larger networked systems. The main elements of this new system include: the integration of a wide variety of distributed sensor and device inputs and outputs; a redundant network with a fast and predictable response time; a multi-station operator control and display system that uses a real-time operating system and provides multiple interface device and language support; a centralized setup and maintenance system; and integrated assessment that provides sensory feedback. This paper outlines the system elements, including the new smart sensor components, illustrated by sample configurations that provide robust and economical security solutions for both small and large site applications.
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In earlier papers Senstar-Stellar outlined an integrated system of security devices that included control, communications and assessment capabilities. This paper reports on this new generation of systems, which features a cost-effective, easily scalable system platform that is applicable from small standalone security installations to larger networked systems. The main elements of this new system include: the integration of a wide variety of distributed sensor and device inputs and outputs; a redundant network with a fast and predictable response time; a multi-station operator control and display system that uses a real-time operating system and provides multiple interface device and language support; a centralized setup and maintenance system; and integrated assessment that provides sensory feedback. This paper outlines the system elements, including the new smart sensor components, illustrated by sample configurations that provide robust and economical security solutions for both small and large site applications.
Key concepts: Computer science, Scalability, Interface (matter), System integration, Control system, Variety (cybernetics), Embedded system, Distributed computing