Integration Steps - Cisco 4116 - EtherFast Switch Design Manual

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Table 5 lists the Cisco products that are used in a hybrid solution.
Table 5. Cisco Part Numbers
Part Number Description
Integrated Services Platforms
CIVS-SP8ECISP-2000 Cisco VS Integrated Services Platform with 8 encoders, 2TB RAID (expandable)–2RU
CIVS-SP8ECISP-6000 Cisco VS Integrated Services Platform, 8 input, 6TBytes (RAID5)
CIVS-SP12-ISP-6000 Cisco VS Integrated Services Platform, 12 input, 6TBytes (RAID5)
Hybrid Decoders
CIVS-SG1ADISP-C16 Cisco VS 1 port ISP Decoder Card for FE & GE Chassis
CIVS-SG1ADISP-FE Cisco VS 1 port Standalone ISP Decoder
Data Converters
CIVS-KYBD2232= Cisco VS KEYBOARD 232 to RS422/485 ADAPT GENERIC
CIVS-KYBD2232-AD= Cisco VS KEYBOARD 232 to RS422/485 ADAPT American Dynamics
CIVS-KYBD2232-B= Cisco VS KEYBOARD 232 to RS422/485 ADAPT FOR BOSCH
CIVS-KYBD2232-P= Cisco VS KEYBOARD 232 to RS422/485 ADAPT FOR PELCO
CIVS-KYBD2232-U= Cisco VS KEYBOARD 232 to RS422/485 ADAPT FOR Ultrak
Stream Manager Client Viewing Module
CIVS-SM-CL30= Stream Manager Client Viewing Module

Integration Steps

Integrating the Cisco hybrid solution with an existing video surveillance environment requires only a
few steps. A typical environment includes a matrix switch that functions as the central connecting
point for all analog cameras, keyboards, monitors, and recording devices.
As shown in Figure 7, each device in the system requires a unique port on the matrix switch, either
for input or output. The matrix switch can display video streams from different cameras on different
CCTV monitors and direct video streams to recording devices.
Figure 7. Existing Matrix Switch
The following sections explain the general steps for integrating the Cisco hybrid solution with an
existing video surveillance environment.
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