SecuritySpy Installation Manual - Example systems - Professional

	Network cameras We recommend using network cameras. The Axis 214 and Axis 232D+ are excellent high-end cameras. Analogue cameras can be connected to your system with a PCI input card or network video server.
	Ethernet switch If you want to use a large number of cameras spread over several Macs, we would recommend creating a separate network for each Mac and the cameras connected to it.
	Cabling If you are connecting more than twenty cameras to a single network we recommend that you use Gigabit Ethernet.
	Mac An Intel Xserve or Mac Pro will support up to forty cameras, which requires 900 GB of free disk space.

Choosing a system
    Types of camera
    Progressive scan
    System demands

Example systems
    Budget
    Home or small business
    Professional

Network cameras
    Choosing network cameras
    Network hardware
    Ethernet cabling
    Local networks
    Setting up network cameras
    Setting up wireless cameras
    Network camera notes

Analogue cameras
    Analogue cabling
    Quad processors
    Choosing input hardware
    PCI input cards
    Firewire inputs
    USB inputs
    Network video servers

FireWire or USB cameras

Sound input
Microphones

Remote monitoring
    Set up guide
    Internet connection
    Public IP addresses
    Setting up your router

Triggering actions