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Looking up integration details for TRASSIR and BOLID systems

I need to look up official sources for integration between TRASSIR and BOLID, as well as VideoNet. I'll also gather hardware guides and details about operator access rights, VMS architecture, and migration options from analog to IP, possibly with hybrid support. Citations will be required, and I’ll integrate it into the response.

Gathering integration details and documentation

I’ll collect info from the TRASSIR VMS product page, including manuals on user roles and integration with BOLID. I’ll also search for VideoNet’s integration with BOLID or operators. Official BOLID documentation on integration protocols is crucial, and I’ll check hardware requirements for both. I’ll make sure to use current sources.

Searching for TRASSIR, BOLID, and VideoNet integrations
Searching for official sources on TRASSIR and BOLID integration

I’ll focus on official sources rather than forums, as they’re more reliable. I'll search for BOLID’s documentation and vendor pages. Also, I’ll look for information on TRASSIR's access control integration, especially with systems like "Орион Про" or "BOLID." Official sources should give the most accurate details.

Searching for official TRASSIR and BOLID integration docs
Looking for official sources on TRASSIR roles and access control integration

I need to find better official documentation for TRASSIR, specifically regarding user roles and its potential integration with access control systems and alarms. Official resources should provide more reliable and precise details. I’ll look up these specifics to ensure everything is up to date.

Searching for TRASSIR system integration and features
Exploring official pages for TRASSIR and BOLID details

I should check the official pages for TRASSIR, particularly its integration with BOLID, CMS user import, and PSIM. I’ll also look into BOLID’s manual for integration with COM interfaces. These official sources should provide the most accurate and up-to-date information. Let’s open them up.

Browsing official pages for TRASSIR Bolid and CMS
Looking for VideoNet graphic plans and operator alerts

I should search for VideoNet’s graphic plans and any details regarding operator alerts. This info will help clarify how alarms and operator notifications are integrated. It’s important I get specific information from the right sources so things are accurate and up to date. Let's search.

Searching for VideoNet graphic plans and alerts
Searching for TRASSIR hardware documentation

I need to find the official TRASSIR hardware documentation, specifically the manuals. These will give me accurate and up-to-date details about the hardware requirements and setup. I’ll rely on official sources to ensure that the information I gather is correct. Let’s search for those docs.

Searching for TRASSIR hardware documentation and manuals
Searching for NeuroStation passport PDF

I’ll search for the NeuroStation passport, possibly in PDF format. I’ll search by title to find the most relevant and direct results. This approach should help me narrow down the options to the official or most accurate document. Let’s look up that specific PDF!

Searching for NeuroStation passport PDFs by title
Searching for VideoNet hardware and support details

I think we have enough for now, but I should look into VideoNet hardware and its support for mixed analog+IP systems through official documentation. It’ll be useful to get more official sources to verify the setup and support specifications. I'll search for those next.

Searching for VideoNet hardware and mixed support details
Searching for Bolid and TRASSIR integration details

I need to check Bolid’s official documentation for COM interface integration with both TRASSIR and VideoNet, especially around syncing device states. The Bolid operator guide might already be enough, but I’ll also search for the Orion Pro manual, specifically looking for TRASSIR and VideoNet import details. I'll focus on roles and rights too.

Searching for TRASSIR roles and COM interface details
Looking up VideoNet hardware details

I should check the installation manual for VideoNet hardware details. It’s possible I’ve already found this in previous searches, but I’ll do another search to confirm. I’ll focus on opening the official manual and see if it has everything I need. Let's look into it.

Searching for VideoNet 9.1 SP1 installation manual
Looking into current support for TRASSIR and VideoNet

I think I have enough information on hand, but it might be a good idea to search for current support options for TRASSIR and VideoNet. I could check official sources for this and reference the most reliable support information available. Time for another go at searching!

Searching support information for TRASSIR and VideoNet
Searching for TRASSIR VMS scale details

I need to search for information regarding the TRASSIR VMS's scaling capabilities, like the 175,000 mark. It’s possible to cite official product pages or CMS documentation as sources. Let's search and see what comes up that is relevant and official. Time to dig in!

Searching for TRASSIR VMS system details
Looking for VideoNet documentation on DVR use

I need to search for up-to-date VideoNet documentation or case studies that address using existing DVRs and the phased rollout process. Official documents might give the best details here, so I’ll focus on finding the right page to pull relevant information. It's time to search those sources!

Searching VideoNet docs on DVR integration and rollout
Looking into VideoNet installation and requirements

I should check the VideoNet installation manual, particularly the sections related to system requirements and its interaction with earlier versions. I’ll open the relevant lines, and I’ll make sure to pull citations from those areas to support the information I gather. Time to dive into the manual!

Searching for VideoNet installation manual and requirements
Searching for Bolid's third-party integration details

I need to look for Bolid's official page regarding integration with third-party systems. I'll explore the Bolid archive, particularly the AРМ Orion lines. It's important to note that both TRASSIR and VideoNet are supported video systems in Orion Pro, so I'll include that as a citation in

Searching Bolid integration with third-party systems
Searching for COM-interface and video subsystem details in the Bolid guide

I should look through the Bolid operator guide for information about the COM-interface and video subsystem, especially in relation to TRASSIR/VideoNet. I'll search within the PDF using keywords like "TRASSIR" or "COM-интерфейс." I’ll potentially cite from the search snippets or open the relevant lines to dive deeper.

Searching for TRASSIR and COM-interface in PDF
Assessing Integration and Practical Migration for Bolid Systems

To ensure smooth integration, it’s vital to evaluate the nuances between systems like TRASSIR and VideoNet in relation to Bolid. The checklist may include integration and implementation phases. TRASSIR needs separate licensing via Orion Pro, while VideoNet connects directly to Bolid. However, if the system already uses Orion Pro, VideoNet migration could be complex, requiring a parallel process.

Comparing Integration Paths with Bolid

If Bolid remains the main system, TRASSIR offers a more conservative integration. However, if the goal is to combine access control

Comparing Bolid integration options and user management
Gathering Practical Architecture Assumptions for VideoNet Transition

I should retrieve the latest information on user roles and multiple operator workstations for VideoNet. The transition from an “analog zoo” to a modern system requires tailored architecture for 150 cameras. I'll include assumptions on storage and storage formulas, labeling bitrates like H.265 as assumptions—no citations needed unless web-sourced.

Calculating Bandwidth and Storage for 150 Cameras

Calculating storage for 150 cameras at 4 Mbps average bandwidth leads to about 6.48 TB/day (raw data without optimizations). With some motion recording, the storage could decrease. We can also break it into groups of cameras with different needs (AI, operational, overview). For Bolid integration, TRASSIR integrates with Orion Pro for event handling.

Considering Migration Paths and System Integration

For a phased migration, I see two key paths:

  1. Conservative approach: Keep Bolid as the master system and integrate either TRASSIR or VideoNet for video. TRASSIR has official integration with Orion Pro, while VideoNet also supports Orion Pro or works directly with Bolid.

  2. Unification approach: VideoNet offers stronger integration with Video + ACS/OPS, making it ideal for a unified system. If ACS/OPS is integrated, VideoNet becomes a stronger choice. TRASSIR, though, supports unlimited users and roles across multiple workstations—ideal if ACS remains separate.

Considering Detailed VideoNet and TRASSIR Integration

VideoNet supports individual rights, unlimited users, and flexible roles. It also allows access by computers or AD-integrated devices. Along with real-time events and user-specific operator workstations, it's suited for larger setups. TRASSIR also offers similar features, like maps and PSIM integration.

With the Bolid integration, my earlier recommendation shifts: for pure video + AI with 150 cameras, TRASSIR remains stronger. But for deep Bolid integration and gradual migration, VideoNet is the better choice for a unified security UI. The priority defines the system choice:

  1. TRASSIR for AI, sizing, and cross-site search.

  2. VideoNet for Bolid integration and legacy migration.

Outlining practical system design assumptions

To frame the hardware setup, I need to reference both TRASSIR and VideoNet product details as well as Bolid docs. While I’ll avoid exact sizing, I can offer a "reference architecture" based on design assumptions, including:

  • 150 cameras phased over 3 stages with varying types of cameras.

  • A 10Gb network core for server communication and 1Gb for access switches.

  • TRASSIR reference architecture: 2 recording servers (64-80 cams each), 1 AI server, and storage options for long-term storage.

This setup uses practical hardware assumptions. I will provide inline citations to support these choices.

VideoNet reference design for 150 cameras

For VideoNet, the reference architecture would typically include:

  • 2 video servers/NVRs (possibly 3 for onboard analog/legacy DVR capture).

  • 1 dedicated AI server for tasks like face recognition and object detection.

  • Bolid integration can be direct or via Orion.

Despite VideoNet supporting distributed/attached analytics, a dedicated AI server may still be advisable. GPU specs for neural functions should be aligned with vendor specifications (Pascal+ and 4GB+). The practical setup involves 2 recording/archive servers, 1-2 analytics servers, and 1 DB/management server.

Creating the checklist for system setup

The total storage for 150 cameras at 4 Mbps averages to about 6.48 TB/day or 194 TB/month. After adding overhead, it’s around 230-250 TB usable, with event recording possibly reducing storage to 80-140 TB.

The checklist could include:

  1. Governance model: Deciding which system acts as the master (e.g., Bolid) and if video will control doors/barriers.

  2. Inventory: Cataloging cameras, DVRs, controllers, guard workflows, and associated devices.

  3. Network & storage: Setting up VLANs, uplinks, PoE budgets, and UPS while estimating archive storage for 30-60 days.

Outlining the phased approach for system integration
  1. Start with a pilot of 10-20 cameras, using one Bolid segment—tests scenarios like access control (granted/denied), alarm-triggering (intr

Clarifying system integration and scaling

If deep integration with Bolid is a priority, especially for gradual migration, VideoNet is a strong choice. It supports direct Bolid integration, Orion Pro config imports, and linking legacy DVRs. Public materials align well with this approach.

However, if neural video functions and scalability are more critical, TRASSIR remains a better fit, offering advanced AI features, unlimited users, and integration with Orion Pro, although Bolid integration is slightly less direct.

Revised recommendation and checklist basics

For your expanded context, I would suggest: VideoNet if Bolid must be a core part of the system and you need a unified environment during migration; TRASSIR if you're willing to keep Bolid as a separate console and prioritize superior video AI. In response to your checklist request, I’ll start with "Considering Bolid…” then outline the practical steps. To avoid confusion, I'll reference older Bolid/Orion guides and avoid making assumptions beyond what you’ve specified.

Building on user’s system context and recommendations

I can expand on your statement. It's worthwhile to mention "import configuration from Orion-Pro to VideoNet" from VideoNet 9.1 SP2 release, which is still available on the official site. I might also refer to "TRASSIR multiple video servers to one Orion Pro" from their official product documentation. Additionally, the direct Bolid integration with VideoNet doesn’t require Orion and supports alarms/graphic plans. I’ll check the system’s hardware requirements in the installation manual, specifically the lines about "8 GB for up to 16 cameras."

Creating migration and integration checklist for video systems
Checking TRASSIR hardware specifications

I need to find the official TRASSIR hardware specs, specifically related to video analytics counts. I think I can pull the necessary details from their hardware passport. I’ll try opening the PDF to get the exact information or find a relevant snippet if available.

Opening TRASSIR passport for hardware details and analytics
Looking up NeuroStation specs and GPU details

I should check the NeuroStation passport for information on channel counts for detectors, possibly including support for two GPUs for Face Recognition tasks. I'll search the PDF for keywords like "Face Recognition" and "Hardhat" to find the relevant lines about this. Let’s try that search now.

Searching for Face Recognition and Hardhat in PDFs
Searching for VideoNet server specs

I should look for the current official specs for VideoNet hardware, focusing on ready servers with 24, 32, 48, or 60 channels. This will help me clarify the options available. Let me search for the official details regarding VideoNet hardware for these configurations.

Searching for VideoNet hardware with specific configurations
Searching for current VideoNet support details

I should look up the current official VideoNet support info—training, customer resources, and the technical support page, though it looks like the latter might not be accessible. For now, I can point to the public training and customer pages even if SLA details aren't clear. I'll search.

Searching for VideoNet support and training information
Reviewing compliance for PDF analysis

I need to think through the compliance aspect of analyzing PDFs. Although I’ve previously opened PDFs and extracted text, it seems like we didn’t use the screenshot tool, which is required for analysis. I’ll check if we should apply this screenshot tool for any PDFs referenced in this process.

Capturing screenshots for PDF analysis compliance

To comply with the requirement, I need to screenshot relevant pages from PDFs where images or charts aren’t parsed. For example, I’ll take screenshots of pages 2 and 19 from the VideoNet manual, pages 1 and 2 for the TRASSIR passport, and page 22 for the Bolid operator guide.

Taking additional screenshots for PDF compliance

I think I’ll capture page 23 now as it might be useful. For VideoNet, I’m wondering whether to screenshot page 19 with GPU requirements—probably don’t need it, but I’ll go ahead and grab page 18 for more relevant details on actual requirements. Just to be thorough!

Searching for TRASSIR face recognition features and details
Searching VideoNet face recognition capabilities
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