Users can configure specific assets to automatically trigger an alarm should the tagged asset approach an unauthorized exit. Additionally, automated response, such as locking the door or sounding an audible alarm, can be established for further protection. When incorporated with video systems, automatic recording of the event can be triggered as well, providing complete video verification of unauthorized asset movement. For existing cameras, a LANconnect TM can be used to provide the connection to the network. Video transmitted from the cameras is in a compressed, digital format.
Digital video is recorded from strategic points in the facility.
Video from any recorded camera is searchable by location or time and can be instantly played back locally or over the network using LANplayer TM . The video can also be played back on any standard Windows TM media player. Each field includes a unique ID, which is associated with its location and enrolled in the software. As a tagged person or car moves in front of the gate or door, the tags enter the wake-up field and transmit their own unique ID as well as the door ID of the activation field that woke them up. An activation field is easily set up using a stand-alone activator unit and antenna, which can be placed in the roadway for gated access, or above a door for facility access.