PLEASE NOTE: We are an AUTHORIZED
Kodicom Distributor. You get the latest version DVR Software w/ a
License. We do NOT sell copy boards. Prices include Software.
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Powered by XOS
The XOS operating system was designed and developed and written
specifically to meet the needs and solve some of the problems of the
Security Industry and the DVR community. Past DVR systems have run
on Windows 98, 2000 or XP. The XOS was written to improve
security, speed and reliability of PC Based surveillance systems.
PC DVR systems are vulnerable to viruses, hacking attacks, and other
Windows slow downs. These security threats have caused many in the
industry to gravitate towards Linux-based Embedded DVR’s. These
are widely accepted as being virus free and maintenance free for the
user and installer. However, PC Based DVR’s are undisputedly
easier to use, capable of storing more video, and are easier to
integrate with POS and card access systems. The XOS offers the
best of both worlds; the stability, quality, and security of an Embedded
DVR while giving the user the ease of use, high record resolution and
long term storage options of a PC DVR.
Technical Description
XOS runs on Microsoft’s stable XP kernel. The XOS install
footprint is 80% smaller than the full version of XP Pro. XOS can also
be sealed, protecting the DVR from malicious or unintentional damage by
the user or an online threat. Each time the DVR is started, it
returns to its default operating state that can only be changed from the
DVR by an authorized operator. Unauthorized changes are discharged
when the DVR is restarted.
We use the XOS on the Rackmount,
Compact and Lite series DVR’s. The Rackmount and Compact DVR’s
utilize solid-sate flash memory to run the XOS. This gives the
DVR’s the speed and stability of embedded Linux. No moving parts
contribute to the long life expectancy of the DVR. Video storage
is still held on standard high speed SATA Hard Drives. The XOS is
built on two stable Intel Based motherboards.
The XOS is NOTa substitute for
low-end Embedded DVR systems. It was designed to give the same
speed and stability to PC DVR systems that come inherently with embedded
systems. The benefits are outlined as follows:
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