USB Digital Quad Processor

Features:

1.	4-ch digital quad processor
2.	Near real time display for each channel
3.	Multi-screen (4) display
4.	Smart "Cyber Eyes" DVR software for hosting PC
	-	Recording to a specified hard drive
	-	Hard drive space management
	-	Video Motion Detection and remote alert feature
	-	Continuous, schedule, and alarm recordings
	-	Easy search and playback
	-	Zoom-in/out
5.	Easy remote viewing via Internet or LAN

Specifications:

	DQP-A4	DQP-W2A2 (Discontinued)	DQP-W1A3
PC Interface	USB Rev. 1.1
Video Input	4 composite (analog) input	2 RF channels (2.4GHz) 2 analog inputs	1 RF channels (2.4GHz) 3 analog inputs
Video Standard	NTSC, PAL, SECAM
Video Output	1 composite output 1 USB output
Frame Rate	30 fps at CIF (352x288), 15fps at VGA (640x480)/ per channel
Frame Size	QCIF (160x120) to VGA (640x480)
Software Interface	Microsoft WDM driver, TWAIN interface
O/S Support	Microsoft Windows98SE, 2000, ME, XP
Power	USB +5V, and DC +5V
Operating Temperature	O to 50 degrees (Non-Condensing)
Storage Temperature	-1O to 60 degrees (Non-Condensing)
Net Weight	1.68lbs
Dimension	1.6" (H) x 5" (D) xx 7.8" (W)

System Requirements:

•	Intel P-II 350 or above (P-III 800 preferred)
•	64MB of RAM (256MB preferred)
•	Any available USB port
•	100MB of free hard drive space (10GB or more preferred)
•	CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
•	56K or above Internet connection for remote video surveillance
•	Ethernet interface for remote video surveillance over LAN

Advantages:

1.	Utilize existing computer as a DVR and Networking System Quad Server.
2.	Easy installation verses video capture card plus software installation.
3.	Fast frame rate and excellent picture quality.
4.	Affordable price.

	DQP-W1A3 (1 Wireless and 3 Analog)
	DQP-W2A2 (2 Wireless and 2 Analog)

IMPORTANT NOTES:

1. For the local side, the DQP requires a hosting computer with a Fixed (Real) IP address and prefers to a non-Firewall protected environment to allow Internet remote monitoring. If the DQP is behind a Firewall, the DQP has a default port preset so the system administrator can open up the port from the Firewall.

2. To obtain a Fixed IP address for the DQP, users need to subscribe DSL, Cable, or T1 line. These types of broadband lines can be purchased from a ISP (Internet Service Provider). Normally, T1 line providers provide multiple Fixed IP addresses automatically.

3. If there is any Firewall protection installed to prevent from hackers, it is required to open a designated port for the DQP to transmit video data. To obtain a specific port please refer to the DQP manual. The opened port will not create risk to neighborhood networking client computers or servers, but puts little risk to the DQP hosting computer from Internet hackers. To protect the DQP hosting computer, it is strongly recommended to install an anti-virus program to the DQP hosting computer, and make sure it is always updated (auto-update setup).

4. For the remote side, the remote monitoring computer requires an Internet access account and Internet Explorer 5.0 or above installed to browse video images over the Internet. It is highly recommended to use a broadband line Internet access to obtain smoother/faster video images. Using dial-up is slow and not guaranteed for smooth video images, especially during Internet traffic jam, which is normal when accessing Internet.

The remote monitoring computer also requires a non-Firewall protected environment. If there is a Firewall, see the above Note 3 to setup a port for the DQP video images to pass through (receiving by the remote monitoring computer). And an anti-virus program should be also installed to protect the remote monitoring computer from receiving viruses.