SIA Releases Digital Video Interface Standard - ANSI/SIA OSIPS DVI-01
March 28, 2008 // Published as a news service by IHS
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The Security Industry Association (SIA) released American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/SIA OSIPS DVI-01:2008 - SIA Open, Systems Integration and Performance Standards - Digital Video Interface Data Model.
This is the first deliverable from the SIA's Open Systems Integration and Performance Standards (OSIPS) body of standards.
The standard specifies interface requirements for the digital video component of a video surveillance solution.
For that component, it provides message sets for the information exchange necessary to provision, command, as well as request and receive; event and status information.
For end-users, ANSI/SIA OSIPS DVI-01 provides an interface to obtain streaming live video and controlling recorded video. Messaging is also provided that will start and stop video analytics for specific camera ports.
Control of these ports is defined in the interface to command moveable cameras or obtain the status of a moveable camera including position and presets.
Event reporting messages also support motion detection and camera synch-loss. Finally, the interface provides methods for the provisioning of the component and its individual camera ports.
Intended for use by manufacturers of digital video surveillance systems and cameras to ensure equipment compatibility, the standard also affects security system installers, specifiers and users dealing with compatibility issues, said the SIA.
Source: Security Industry Association (SIA).