Search Function:  A user can view recorded images in the search page on as many as 16 cameras at a time.  The user can save a single image on a floppy disk in either j-peg or bit-map format, a one minute clip of video on  AVI file, or a few days worth on CD, DVD, or hard drive. An image can be zoomed in or out, have color changed for clarity, and printed.  Note: The source image cannot be altered.  Any attempt to save an altered/tampered picture will be recognized by our software and be rejected.

Card Access Integration
The I³ Series is capable of integrating with an RBH-Card Access system. Upon an event on the card access system users can define certain actions for the DVMS to take; for example: a cardholder's presents his card.  A PTZ camera turns and captures the image of the cardholder presenting his card as the cardholder enters the building.  This image is merged with the name, ID and password of the cardholder and saved. This will be recorded for future reference if the operator wants to search back in time for a specific cardholder's ID or name.  Depending on the situation, an "access granted" or "access denied" output can be generated.

P.O.S. integration is anotherfeature that allows users to monitor any of their cash registers. Users can also conduct historical searches to investigate unusual activities such as high numbers of refunds.

The Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) remote viewing feature allows users to see their facility via the PDA. If a PDA has enough video memory and wireless LAN capabilities, the user can enter the IP address and see one single camera at a time. Currently the refreshing rate is five seconds for each frame and one fps on LAN. The PDA works in conjunction with Web Security and allow users remote access through the correct ID and password. Administrators can limit access to a camera via a high-speed Internet or LAN.