Specifications

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SPECIFICATIONS (CONTINUED)
Summary of Work
1. Vendor shall install and configure two VMDC-4 Virtual Matrix Display Controller towers at
specified areas to manage and view cameras from inside and outside all buildings and areas.
2. Vendor shall install and configure one VMDC-4 Virtual Matrix Display Controller tower at
Central Control with one 22” flat panel monitor as main monitor control display and two 32” flat
panel monitors for viewing.
3. Vendor shall install and configure one VMDC-4 Virtual Matrix Display Controller tower at gym
main desk area with one 22” flat panel monitor as main monitor control display and one 32” flat
panel monitors for viewing
4. All VMDC shall be enclosed to prevent tampering using a computer security enclosure that is
lockable. This prevents non-key holders from tampering and port access on all VMDC stations.
5. All work performed in all Sections shall be performed in a series of stages building by building or
area by area in order not to disrupt daily business or institution activities.
PRODUCTS
VIRTUAL MATRIX DISPLAY CONTROLLER DESCRIPTION
1. The Virtual Matrix Display Controller (VMDC) shall be a self-contained, matrix control solution
for the Video Management System (VMS). It shall be designed to provide users with the ability to
direct network video to multiple monitor displays using a keypad, graphical user interface (GUI)
controls or Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). In addition, it shall have the ability to receive
data from external systems via the Events Management system in the ViconNet VMS software,
and use those inputs to trigger macros in response to the input.
2. The VMDC solution shall be comprised of both a matrix command/control center software
interface and a hardware decoding component that enables high-quality remote network video
streams to be displayed on multiple monitors in multiple locations. The design shall enable each
operator to display any camera on any monitor connected to the network. Camera selection may
be controlled via a dedicated keypad or by using the graphical user interface.
3. The VMDC system shall be scalable. A single VMDC unit shall control up to 6 high-definition
monitors. Control of additional monitors shall be accomplished by connecting additional VMDC
units to the network and/or using video decoder appliances..
4. The unit shall be available in rack or tower enclosures. The software shall also be available for
installation on a PC that meets the minimum requirements as specified in this document.
VMDC SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION
1. The VMDC shall be controlled from a graphic user interface (GUI) incorporating video display
areas, toolbars, control palettes, and site/device lists. The system shall also allow camera-to-
monitor selection and camera PTZ control on a keypad controller or PLC.
2. The VMDC shall take live or recorded video inputs and provide the operator with the ability to
direct the video to any monitor connected to it, including monitor walls or monitors connected to
additional VMDCs on the network. The VMDC shall be available with licenses to support 2, 4 or
6 monitors. Licenses shall be upgradeable at any time up to the maximum of 6 monitors.
3. Each VMDC shall support up to 4 keypads/serial host interface.