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RDSO SPECIFICATION
OF
IP BASED VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

SPECIFICATION NO. RDSO/SPN/TC/65/2009

Revision 1.0

Number of Pages: 48

TELECOM DIRECTORATE
RESEARCH DESIGNS & STANDARDS ORGANISATION
LUCKNOW-226011
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DOCUMENT DATA SHEET

Specification Revision

RDSO/SPN/TC/65/2009 1.0
Title of Document

RDSO Specification of IP Based Video

Surveillance System
Author

Director/ Telecom-II/ RDSO

Approved by

Executive Director/ Telecom/ RDSO

Abstract

This document specifies technical specification of IP Based Video Surveillance

System.
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DOCUMENT CONTROL SHEET

NAME ORGANIZATION FUNCTION LEVEL

Director/ Telecom-II RDSO Member Prepare

Executive Director/ RDSO -

Approve
Telecom

REVISIONS:

Version Chapter/ Revision Effective

Annexure Month/Year

RDSO/SPN/TC/65/2006 - FIRST ISSUE December 2006

RDSO/SPN/TC/65/2009 All Pages Revision 1.0 December 2009

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sr. No. Item Page No.

1.0 Scope 6

2.0 System Description 6

3.0 General Requirements 7

4.0 Technical Requirements 8

5.0 Hardware Requirements 10

6.0 Software Requirements 29

7.0 Test Requirements 39

8.0 Test Procedure 41

9.0 Quality Assurance 43

10.0 Making and Packing 43

11.0 Information to be supplied by the Purchaser 43

12.0 Warranty 46

13.0 Training 47

14.0 Documentation 47

15.0 Schematic Diagram -1 of End to End IP Based Video 48

Surveillance System
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I. SUMMARY:

This document covers the technical requirements of IP Based Video Surveillance

System to be provided at waiting hall, railway yards, workshops, reservation
counter, parking area, main entrance/ exit, platforms, foot over bridges etc. of
railway station and others railway establishments.

II. SOURCE:

Specification RDSO/ SPN/ TC/ 65/2009, Rev. 1.0 has been prepared by RDSO,
Lucknow as per Railway Board letter No. 2005/Tele/WE/2 dated 18/08/2006 and
2009/Tele/WW/1/ISSR dated 22/04/2009.

III. FOREWORD:

RDSO/ SPN specification is issued as draft specification. This specification is

circulated to customers/ Railways and field inspection units for comments. In the
absence of IRS specification, procurement may be made as per RDSO/ SPN
specification.

Wherever, reference to any specifications appears in this document, it shall be

taken as a reference to the latest version of that specification unless the year of
issue of the specification is specifically stated.
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RESEARCH DESIGNS & STANDARDS ORGANISATION

MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
MANAK NAGAR, LUCKNOW

Specification of IP Based Video Surveillance System

RDSO Specification No. RDSO/SPN/TC/65/2009 Revision 1.0

1.0 SCOPE:

1.1 The specification of Video Surveillance System covers technical specification and
requirement of IP based Video Surveillance Systems consisting of indoor &
outdoor fixed box type IP cameras, fixed dome type IP cameras, indoor &
outdoor P/T/Z IP dome cameras, single/multi channel video encoders (for
existing analog cameras), video management hardware & software, recording
servers, switches, colour monitor etc. for surveillance of different locations of
Railway stations and other establishments from centralized location at station.

1.2 Video Surveillance System shall be end to end IP based with IP cameras as per
site requirement.

1.3 The recording of the video shall be on an open architecture, non-embedded

based recording server from reputed manufacturers like IBM/HP/Dell/Sun/Fujitsu.

1.4 The system shall be able to work on both wired as well as wireless network. The
wireless network is envisaged for extreme areas like, yards, foot over bridges
and any other area in the station where cable is difficult to lay and maintain.

1.5 The entire system shall be based on non proprietary open architecture where the
video management software can work and integrate with any make of IT
hardware.

2.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION:

2.1 Video Surveillance System to be provided at stations and other railway

establishment shall consist of fixed IP cameras, P/T/Z IP dome cameras,
single/multi channel encoders (for existing analog cameras), recording servers
and PC’s to view on LCD monitors and associated ethernet cable, fiber cable,
video cable, power cable, twisted pair cable etc.

2.2 It shall be possible to integrate the surveillance system using the existing LAN /
WAN infrastructure on optical / microwave backbone network of Railways.
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2.3 In IP based video surveillance system, the cameras shall be provided at different
locations so that the output is available as ethernet and connected to the
backbone to the control room.

2.4 Each camera shall have a video at 4 CIF (Common Intermediate Format) and 25
frames and a dual stream capability such that the viewing and recording at
different resolutions and frames per second are possible.

2.5 IP based video surveillance system and cameras shall offer dual streams of
H.264 video compression standards at 4 CIF, 25 fps simultaneously.

2.6 System shall provide secured recording for evidence purposes and user
authentication to protect data integrity.

2.7 The storage device for recording shall be external and of standard make with
RAID 5 protection.

2.8 The recording shall be preferably stored for at least 30 days at 2CIF, 25 frames
per second. However the system should be capable of recording at 4 CIF 25
frames per second for all cameras.

2.9 Schematics of system architecture of IP based Video Surveillance System is

shown in Diagram – 1.

3.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

3.1 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of video surveillance system shall have
office in India. OEM or its authorized representative shall have service facility in
India.

3.2 Manufactured products shall have quality system compliance and shall be UL or
EN and FCC certified.

3.3 The video management software should be able to integrate the IT hardware of
any make. All IP cameras and video management software should be from the
same manufacturer as all these equipments communicate directly with each
other.

3.4 All software and firmware upgrades shall be free of cost for a period of five years
or as specified by purchaser. All the IP cameras shall be freely accessible and
programmable from the control room.

3.5 It shall be possible to view any camera from the Divisional, Zonal Headquarters,
Railway Board or any other locations at the time of emergency or when ever
desired with no extra hardware & software. Connectivity for same shall be
provided by Railways. Atleast 20 number of users’ licenses (or as specified by
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purchaser) shall be provided to view a camera from anywhere using the network
viewing management software.

3.6 Every control room of surveillance system shall be capable of getting connected
to the optical or other communication backbone of Railways.

3.7 The power supply available at the stations shall be 230 V / 50 Hz AC which may
vary from 160 Volts to 270 Volts. All modules of the surveillance system should
work using this power supply only with requisite converters & voltage stabilizers
of suitable capacity, if required.

3.8 All the cameras and other modules of video surveillance system shall be modular
in construction. In case of up gradation of such modules in future, it shall be
possible to upgrade them without replacing the entire product.

3.9 The system should have diagnostics facility for serial, video & network interfaces.
System logging shall be possible either to a remote IP address or console port or
on the system.

4.0 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

4.1 IP based Video surveillance System for all type of stations should mainly consist
of the following:

i. High resolution fixed box type IP colour camera with vari focal lens
along with housing and mount as per clause 5.1.
ii. High resolution fixed dome type IP colour camera as per clause 5.2.
iii. P/T/Z dome IP colour camera as per clause 5.3.
iv. Single/multi channel video encoder to convert existing analog camera
to IP enabled camera as per clause 5.4.
v. Wireless Transmitter/Receiver Unit for yards as per clause 5.5.
vi. 40” LCD monitor for monitoring on large screen as per clause 5.6.
vii. 20” LCD monitor for workstations as per clause 5.7.
viii. Digital keyboard for P/T/Z functionality as per clause 5.8.
ix. PC Work Station for viewing, monitoring & system management as
per clause 5.9.
x. Server Hardware for Network Video Management & Recording as per
clause 5.10.
xi. External Storage Device with RAID 5 as per clause 5.11.
xii. Layer 2 Field Switch as per clause 5.12.
xiii. Layer 3 Switch for the control room as per clause 5.13.
xiv. UPS System as per clause 5.14.
xv. Various types of cables as per clause 5.15.
xvi. Accessories for terminating optic fiber cables as per clause 5.16.
xvii. Copper to Fiber Media Convertor as per clause 5.17.
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xviii. Network Video Management Software as per clause 6.1.

xix. Network Video Recording Software as per clause 6.2.
xx. Video Analytics Software as per clause 6.3.
xxi. Graphical User Interface Client Software features as per clause 6.4.
xxii. Licensing as per clause 6.5.

4.2 Fixed box type IP colour cameras should preferably be provided in parking area,
entrance/exit points, platforms, yards etc. or any other locations as decided by
purchaser.

4.3 Fixed dome type IP colour cameras should preferably be provided in waiting
halls, ticket counters, offices etc. or any other locations as decided by purchaser.

4.4 High speed P/T/Z IP dome cameras should preferably be provided in parking
area, circulating area, platforms, foot over bridges etc. and for general perimeter
surveillance or any other locations as decided by purchaser.

4.5 Wireless system should preferably be used for yards, where laying &
maintenance of cabling is difficult. As far as possible optical fiber network shall
be used.

4.6 For video surveillance system, there shall be required number of workstations for
monitoring, one server for video management and required number of servers for
video recording along with external storage array with RAID 5 protection for
recording all the cameras. Minimum 16 cameras should be preferably viewed on
one large monitor or as specified by purchaser.

4.7 At locations where video surveillance systems of multiple stations are to be

viewed from one centralized location, the video surveillance system shall be
integrated with the available backbone of the railways, details of which shall be
provided by railways. The vendor shall supply all the necessary interface
equipments required for such integration.

4.8 At each location of video surveillance system, there shall be a local control room
with provision for monitoring & controlling cameras, recording and playback.

4.9 Administrator of centralized control room shall have right to create or delete any
user from the system.

4.10 The Administrator shall be able to allow or deny a user access to some specified
camera/ control and playback at any given point of time.

4.11 Administrator shall be able to access the recorded video of any location from his
PC.
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4.12 CAT-6 cable shall be laid between IP cameras and switches installed in the field.
From field switches, optical fiber cable is to be laid to central switch. If distance
between field switch & central switch is less than 90 meters, CAT-6 cable may
also be used. The field switches shall have 10/100/1000 SFP port for fiber
interface for switch to switch connectivity. All field switches should be connected
to central switch in star configuration. Media converter can be used for fiber
connectivity to remote IP camera.

4.13 Separate power cable is to be laid from central location to each platform,
concourse, foot over bridges etc. for powering all the cameras and other devices
installed in the field.

4.14 Monitoring & viewing work stations, video management server, recording server,
storage device, central switch & UPS are to be kept in the main control room in
AC environment.

4.15 All the equipment installed in outdoor conditions shall be housed in IP 66

enclosure and such electronic items shall be able to withstand 00 C to +500 C
(with or without housing) and humidity of 80% RH non-condensing.

4.16 Suitable housing enclosures fitted with heater & blower kit shall be provide to all
outdoor equipments i.e. IP cameras, switches, encoders etc. to satisfactory work
upto temperature of -100C, if required due to local weather conditions and
specified by purchaser.

4.17 The system shall support activity controlled frame rate control. This is required to
automatically adjust frame rate depending on motion & scene. During periods of
negligible motion, the frame rate should drop to 1fps and when motion occurs,
the frame rate should return to 25 fps within 100 millisecond.

4.18 The system shall be compliant to global standard ONVIF (Open Network Video
Interface Forum) or PSIA (Physical Security Interoperability Alliance's) for the
interface of network video products.

5.0 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:

The Video Surveillance System shall mainly consist of:

5.1 High Resolution Fixed Box Type IP Colour Camera:

5.1.1 High resolution IP colour camera shall be of fixed box type suitable for indoor &
outdoor surveillance during day or low light (night) operation.

5.1.2 The camera shall work on 220V AC voltage/ 24V AC/12VDC.

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5.1.3 The camera shall meet the following minimum technical requirements.

i. Pick-up device : 1/3“ or 1/4" format, interline transfer/

progressive scan, CCD image sensor
ii. Dual Stream : Dual H.264 Streams
iii. Resolution and : Both the H.264 streams simultaneously
Frame Rate shall be programmable for different frame
rate per channel at 4/2/1 CIF resolutions at
25 fps.
iv. Video resolutions : Configurable.
704 x 576 ( 4 CIF)
704 x 288 ( 2 CIF)
352 x 288 ( 1 CIF )
v. Video Compression H.264
vi. Sensitivity : (Scene Illumination)
(at F1.2, 50 IRE, Shutter Speed 1/50)
a. Colour Mode : 0.5 Lux

b. Night Mode (Black : 0.05 Lux

& White)
vii. Signal to Noise : ≥ 50 dB
Ratio
viii Shutter speed 1 to 1/1,00,000
ix. Active Pixels : 752(H) X 582(V)
x. Data rate : 64 Kbps to 6 Mbps
xi. Video Standard : PAL

xii. Lens mounting : CS

xiii. Operating : 0 °C to +50 °C (with or without housing)
Temperature
xiv. Humidity : 20% to 80% non-condensing
xv. Approval : UL or EN & FCC standards for Safety,
EMC & Immunity.
xvi. Network Protocols : RTP, Telnet, TCP, IP, UDP, HTTP, IGMP
v2/v3, ICMP, ARP, SNMP, FTP, Multicast.
(as required for system working)
xvii. PoE : IEEE 802.3af compliant

xviii. Alarm Inputs / : 1 input & 1 output

outputs
xix. Network : Ethernet, 10/100Base T PoE
Connectivity
xx. Web Server : Internal Web server required with
embedded operating system.
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xxi. Automatic Gain : Required

Control
xxii. Automatic White : Required
Balance
xxiii. Back light : Required
Compensation

5.1.4 Varifocal Lenses:

5.1.4.1 Varifocal Lenses of IR corrected 7.5 mm to 50 mm with following minimum

specifications shall be used for fixed box type camera.

I Focal length : 7.5 – 50 mm IR corrected

ii. Iris range : F1.7 to 360 , Auto
iii. Min. Object Distance : 1m
iv. Back focus distance : 5 mm

v. Lens mount : CS-mount

vi. Iris Control : Auto, DC control

vii. Focus Control : Manual

viii. Zoom Control : Manual

ix. Operating Temperature : 0° C to +50 ° C

x. Operating Humidity : 20% to 80% non-condensing

5.1.5 Housing Arrangement for Fixed Box Type IP Camera:

5.1.5.1 Housing arrangement shall be designed for both outdoor and indoor use
and should meet customer requirements for camera enclosures.

5.1.5.2 It shall protect camera and lens combination.

5.1.5.3 The housing arrangement shall have the following minimum technical
specifications and features:

i. Window : 3 mm (0.12 inch) glass

ii. Camera Mounting : Removable camera/lens tray, mounted
with two screws.
iii. Construction : Aluminum housing & casing, neoprene
gaskets, UV-resistant polymer end caps.
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iv. Tamper-resistance : Tamper-resistant screws for locking clasps

shall be provided.
v. Enclosure Protection : IP 66, NEMA-4 or better, with inbuilt heater
blower kit
vi. Approvals : UL or EN & FCC standards for Safety,
EMC & Immunity.

5.1.6 Mount:

5.1.6.1 Mounts shall be suitable for indoor and outdoor mounting units designed
for fixed cameras or camera housing installations. The mounts shall be of
the same make as housing.

5.1.6.2 Mount should have following minimum features:

a). Feed-through design for cable management

b). 360 deg rotation, 180 deg tilt
c). Versatile design
d). Adjustable mount heads
e). Corrosion-resistant finish

5.2 High Resolution Fixed Dome Type IP Colour Cameras:

5.2.1 High resolution IP colour camera shall be of fixed dome type suitable for
indoor/outdoor surveillance.

5.2.2 The camera shall work on 220V AC voltage/ 24V AC/12VDC.

5.2.3 The camera shall meet the following minimum technical requirements.

i. Pick-up device : 1/3“ or 1/4" format, interline transfer/

progressive scan, CCD image sensor
ii. Dual Stream : Dual H.264 Streams
iii. Resolution and : Both the H.264 streams simultaneously shall
Frame Rate be programmable for different frame rate per
channel at 4/2/1 CIF resolutions at 25 fps.
iv. Video resolutions : Configurable.
704 x 576 ( 4 CIF)
704 x 288 ( 2 CIF)
352 x 288 ( 1 CIF )
v. Sensitivity : (Scene Illumination)
(at F1.2, 50 IRE, Shutter Speed 1/50)
a. Colour Mode : 0.5 Lux
b. Night Mode : 0.05 Lux
(Black & White)
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vi. Signal to Noise : ≥ 50 dB

Ratio
vii. Active Pixels : 752(H) X 582(V)
viii. Data rate : 64 Kbps to 6 Mbps
ix. Video Standard : PAL
x. Lens : 3.8mm - 8mm
xi. Enclosure IP 54, NEMA- 3 or better
xii. Operating : 0 °C to +40 °C
Temperature
xiii. Humidity : 20% to 80% non-condensing
xiv. Approval : UL or EN & FCC standards for Safety, EMC
& Immunity.
xv. Network : RTP, Telnet, TCP, IP, UDP, HTTP, IGMP
Protocols v2/v3, ICMP, ARP, SNMP, FTP, Multicast.
(as required for system working)
xvi. PoE : IEEE 802.3af compliant

xvii. Alarm Inputs / : 1 input & 1 output

outputs
xviii. Network : Ethernet, 10/100Base T PoE
Connectivity
xix. Web Server : Internal Web server required with embedded
operating system.
xx. Automatic Gain : Required
Control
xxi. Automatic White : Required
Balance
xxii. Back light : Required
Compensation

5.3 High Speed P/T/Z IP Colour Camera (Day/Night):

5.3.1 The camera shall have PAN, Tilt and Zoom feature suitable for indoor and
outdoor surveillance.

5.3.2 The camera shall have a 1/3“ or 1/4" CCD with minimum 35X optical zoom & 12X
digital zoom.

5.3.3 The camera shall work on 220V AC voltage/ 24V AC/12VDC.

5.3.4 The camera shall meet the following minimum technical requirements.

i. Pick-up device : 1/3“ or 1/4" format, CCD image sensor

ii. Dual Stream : Dual H.264 Streams
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iii. Resolution and : Both the H.264 streams simultaneously

Frame Rate shall be programmable for different frame
rate per channel at 4/2/1 CIF resolutions
at 25 fps.
iv. Video resolutions : Configurable.
704 x 576 ( 4 CIF)
704 x 288 ( 2 CIF)
352 x 288 ( 1 CIF )
v. Video Compression H.264
vi. Signal to Noise : ≥ 50 dB
Ratio
vii. Active Pixels : 752(H) X 582(V)
viii. Data rate : 64 Kbps to 6 Mbps
ix. Video Standard : PAL

x. Operating : 00C to +500C

Temperature
xi. Humidity : 20% to 80% non-condensing
xii. Horizontal : 460TVL.
resolution
xiii. Network Protocols : RTP, Telnet, TCP, IP, UDP, HTTP, IGMP
v2/v3, ICMP, ARP, SNMP, FTP, Multicast.
(as required for system working)
xiv. Alarm Inputs / : One input & one output
outputs
xv. Network : Ethernet, 10/100Base T
Connectivity
xvi. Web Server : Internal Web server required with
embedded operating system.
xvii. Approval : UL or EN & FCC standards for Safety,
EMC & Immunity.
xviii. Aperture correction : Horizontal & Vertical

xix. Lens : 35X optical zoom or better

xx. Digital zoom : 12X or better

xxi. Shutter Speed : 1 to 1/10,000.

xxii. Focus & Iris : Automatic with manual override

xxiii. Sensitivity : (Scene Illumination)

(at F1.2, 50 IRE, Shutter Speed 1/50)
(a) Day mode : 0.1 Lux
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(b) Night mode (Black : 0.01 Lux

and White)
xxiv. Pan/Tilt adjustment : 360° continuous pan; 00 to 90° tilt from
horizontal plane
xxv. Preset speed : 90°/sec ± 0.50° accuracy

xxvi. Pan/Tilt speed : 1°/sec to 90°/sec

xxvii. Sector Blanking : Required. Camera 360 degree pan

rotation to be divided in 8 sectors and any
sector should be blanked as required by
the operator
xxviii. Preset Titling : The camera shall allow the storage of up
to 99 preset scenes with each preset
programmable for 16 character titles.
xxix. Housing rating : Wall/ Pipe Mount, IP 66, NEMA 4 or better
with inbuilt heater & blower kit or better,
vandal proof dome and aluminium
enclosure.
xxx. Vandal Proofing : The bubble should be scratch resistant &
vandal proof, it shall also be impact
resistant as per IEC standard.

5.4 Encoder:

5.4.1 Single channel/multi channel encoder shall be provided to make the configuration
IP enabled for existing analog cameras.

5.4.2 The encoder shall have following minimum specifications:

i. Dual Stream : Dual H.264 Streams

ii. Resolution and : Both H.264 streams simultaneously shall
Frame Rate be programmable for different frame rate
per channel at 4/2/1 CIF resolutions at 25
fps.
iii. Video resolutions : Configurable.
704 x 576 ( 4 CIF)
704 x 288 ( 2 CIF)
352 x 288 ( 1 CIF )
iv. Video Compression H.264
v. Network Protocols : RTP, Telnet, TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, IGMP,
ICMP, ARP, SNMP, 802.1 x, Encryption
TLS 1.0, SSL, SNMP, FTP, Multicast. (as
required for system working)
vi. Video Data Rate : 64 Kbps to 6 Mbps per channel
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vii. Alarm Inputs / : At least 1 each for each camera input

outputs
viii. Network : Ethernet, 10/100Base T and PoE
Connectivity
ix. SFP Port : 1 Gbps, SFP

x. Web Server : Internal Web server required with

embedded operating system.
xi. Approval : UL or EN & FCC standards for Safety,
EMC & Immunity.
xii. Operating : 0 °C to +50 °C
Temperature
xiii. Humidity : 0% to 80% non-condensing

xiv. PTZ protocols : The encoder should support multiple PTZ

protocols including the one for the
associated analog PTZ camera.
xv. PoE : IEEE 802.3af compliant

5.5 Wireless Transmitter/Receiver Unit:

5.5.1 Wireless Transmitter/Receiver Unit shall be used to send IP video signals from
cameras to central location switch from extreme areas like, yards, foot over
bridges and any other area in the station where cabling is difficult to install &
maintain.

5.5.2 Wireless transmitter/receiver unit should consist of wireless transmitter or

subscriber module, wireless receiver or access point and cluster management
module.

5.5.3 Wireless transmitter or subscriber module shall be mounted near the camera
for transmitting the video signal from the camera to the central location. A
subscriber module should be designed to take inputs from a single
camera or more than one camera depending on the location of cameras and
the transmitting unit.

5.5.4 Wireless receiver or access point should be used to receive signals from
all subscriber modules within the antenna beam width of 600 or more. A total of
six such antennas or less depending upon antenna beam width will be required
to give 3600 coverage to the central location. A single access point should be
designed to take inputs from a single subscriber module or multiple subscriber
modules. For point to point connections, point to point radios or backhaul
modules should be used.
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5.5.5 A suitable mechanism of management modules should be used for managing

various wireless links to ensure proper working of system. These modules
should be within the integrated radio antennas or external depending on the
total number of wireless transmitters and receivers.

5.5.6 Transmitter/Receiver Unit shall be of standard make and shall work preferably
in unlicensed frequency band of 2.4 GHz/ 5.8 GHz. Transmitter/Receiver Unit
shall be preferably Motorola or Alvarion or Radwin make or any other standard
make as specified by purchaser.

5.5.7 Wireless Transmitter/Receiver Unit shall enable digital transmission of both

video & data for PTZ control over the same frequency channel. It should be
compact in design and shall be easily integrated with fixed and PTZ cameras.

5.5.8 Outdoor Unit of Transmitter/Receiver Unit shall be weatherproof with enclosure

of rating IP 66/ NEMA 4 with all external connector for easy installation.

5.5.9 Minimum available aggregate bandwidth between remote location and central
location should not be less than 14 Mbps with aerial distance of 12 Km which
shall be increased depending upon transmission requirements.

5.5.10 Wireless Transmitter/ Receiver Unit shall meet the following minimum
requirements.

S.N. Specification Transmitter Unit Receiver Unit

i. Signaling Rate 10 Mbps (Min.) 10 Mbps (Min)
ii. Typical Line Of 20 KM 20 KM
Sight Range
iii. Typical Aggregate 25 Mbps (Minimum) 25 Mbps (Minimum)
Useful Bandwidth
iv. Frequency Range 2400-2483.5 MHz or 2400-2483.5 MHz or
of Band 5.8 GHz band 5.8 GHz band
(Unlicensed)
v. PTZ Latency 150 msec 150 msec
vi. Carrier to ~3dB @ 10 Mbps, ~3dB @ 10 Mbps,
Interference ratio ~10dB @ 20 Mbps at - ~10dB @ 20 Mbps at
(C/I) -65dBm -65dBm

vii. Nominal Receiver - --86 dBm@ 10 Mbps,

Sensitivity (dbm -79dBm @ 20 Mbps
typical)
viii. Antenna Gain 13 dBi or higher 13 dBi or higher
ix. Antenna Beam 3 dB antenna beam 3 dB antenna beam
Width width 600, 900/1200 width 600, 900/1200
Azimuth and Elevation Azimuth and Elevation
x. Equivalent Adjustable from 10mW -
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Isotropic Radiated to 2.0 W

Power
xi. Temperature -100 C to + 500 C -100 C to + 500 C
xii. Access Method Time Division Time Division
Duplexing/ Time Duplexing/ Time
Division Multiple Division Multiple
Access (TDD/TDMA)/ Access (TDD/TDMA)/
DSSS/OFDM DSSS/OFDM
Modulation Modulation

xiii. Interface 10/100 Base T, half/full 10/100 Base T,

duplex. Rate auto half/full duplex. Rate
negotiated (802.3 auto negotiated (802.3
compliant)/ BNC Input compliant)/ BNC
for Analog cameras. Output for Monitors.
xiv. Protocols to be IPV4, UDP, TCP, IPV4, UDP, TCP,
Used ICMP, Telnet, HTTP, ICMP, Telnet, HTTP,
FTP, SNMP, MAC FTP, SNMP, MAC

xv. Network HTTP, TELNET, FTP, HTTP, TELNET, FTP,

Management SNMP Version 2c SNMP Version 2c

5.6 High Resolution Large Video Display Unit:

5.6.1 This display unit shall be used for displaying multiple cameras in conjunction with
viewing workstation.

5.6.2 One such display unit should display minimum 16 cameras on a single unit.
Selection of these cameras shall be as per software specifications.

5.6.3 Video display unit shall be LCD/ Plasma type. LCD/ Plasma unit should have the
following minimum features:

i. Screen Size 102cm (40”) when measured diagonally on

screen or as specified by purchaser.
ii. Resolution Full HD 1920 x 1080
iii. Dynamic Contrast Ratio 15,000:1
iv. Viewing angle (H/V) 1700 / 1700
v. Response Time 6ms
vi. Video I/P S-Video, Video/Composite video, PC Analog
input (RGB, D-sub)
vii. Sound Output(RMS) 10W x 2
viii. Display Control Monitor control on screen display,
programmable with remote
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ix Make Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, Philips, LG or

as specified by purchaser

5.7 Colour LCD Monitor:

5.7.1 Colour LCD monitor shall be high performance, high resolution colour display
monitor with 20” viewable picture area and multi-standard compatibility.

5.7.2 It should deliver outstanding picture clarity with SVGA resolution. These monitors
are to be used with PC workstations and servers.

5.7.3 Colour LCD monitor shall have following minimum specifications:

i. Viewable Display Area: 20” when measured diagonally.

Horizontal Resolution: 500 TV Lines
ii.

iii. Luminance Level: 500 Cd / sq. m

Contrast Ratio 1000:1
iv.
Video Inputs: VGA ,SVGA
v.

vi. Monitor Control on Screen display, programmable with front panel

vii. Rated life 50,000 hours, at 50% brightness or better

viii. Viewing Angle: +/- 80 degrees (vertical), +/- 80 degrees (horizontal)

ix. Approvals: UL or EN & FCC

5.8 Digital Keyboard:

5.8.1 The digital keyboard should be fully functional, multipurpose keyboard used for
system control and programming.

5.8.2 Keyboard should include an integral variable speed pan/tilt/ zoom joystick and
shall be able to select any camera and display it on any monitor.

5.8.3 Keyboard should control multiple P/T/Z cameras at the same time.

5.8.4 Keyboard should be with user-friendly menu displayed on LCD with dynamic
menu and easy to read display.
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5.8.5 Joystick (keyboard) should support RS 232/ RS 485 connectivity and RJ 11

connections and should be supplied with required interface units.

5.8.6 Keyboard shall automatically number monitors, cameras, sequences and guard
tours. Users shall view video on monitors in the same way as controlling a matrix.

5.9 PC Workstation for Viewing, Monitoring and System Management:

5.9.1 The PC workstation for viewing, monitoring and management shall be able to
provide high graphics display with DVD-Drive, USB/ PS/2 mouse and
keyboard.

5.9.2 There should be one workstation for system management & general
monitoring. Separate work stations shall be provided for viewing cameras in
multi-screen mode on large video screen LCD units.

5.9.3 PC Workstation shall also consist of following minimum items:

(a). HDD Interface SAS/SATA/IDE or better, RAM 4 GB upgradable upto 24

GB, OS – Windows XP Professional/ Linux or latest.

(b). 256MB Dual DVI Graphic Card: NVIDIA NVS 295 or better.

(c). Workstation should have minimum 600 W power supply, 5 PCI slots
(preferably 1 PCI express Gen 2x16 slot, 1 PCI Express Gen 1 x4 – with
x8 connector, 1 PCI express Gen 2 x4 with x8 connector, 2 legacy PCI
32 bit / 33 MHz).

5.9.4 The workstation shall be Quad-core processors or higher with 2 GHz. It should
be DELL or IBM or HP or Fujitsu or SUN make or as specified by purchaser.

5.9.5 The workstation shall have the minimum following specifications:

i. Processor Intel Quad Core Xeon W5580 CPU Processors, 3.2

GHz, 8 MB L3 Cache, 4 GB ECC DDR3 SDRAM
scalable upto 24GB, OS – Windows XP
Professional/ Linux or latest.
ii. DVD R/W Drive Required
iii. Ethernet Card 10/100/1000 Base T.
iv. Chipset Intel® X58 chipset
v. HDD SAS 15K RPM 450GB, controller supporting SAS
drives with host based RAID 0 or 1.
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5.10 Server Hardware for Network Video Management and Recording:

5.10.1 Server for network video management & recording shall be 19” rack mountable,
dual Intel quad core Xeon 5520 or better processor, 2.26 GHz or better chipset,
Intel High Performance 5520 Chipset Intel Quick Path Interconnect (QPI) @
maximum 5.86GT/s or better. It should be DELL or IBM or HP or Fujitsu or
SUN make or as specified by purchaser.

5.10.2 Server hardware for network video management & recording shall have the
minimum following specifications:

i. HDD Interface 6 x 2.5" Hot plug SAS or better, Memory 6 GB ECC

DDR3 SDRAM expandable upto 144 GB, OS
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition
or higher with 5 Client licenses or Linux.
ii. CD Drive DVD ROM Drive
iii. Ethernet Card Quad Onboard/ on slot Gigabit Ethernet with Load
Balancing and Fail over Support. Remote
management card with IPv6 compliance.
iv. Other Features Onboard SAS Controller and SAS RAID controller
for external connectivity with minimum 512 MB
cache Hot-plug HDD, redundant Hot-plug power
supply. 2 internal Hot-plug SCSI HDD. 1 or 2 U
mounting.
v. HDD 146 GB x 2 RAID 1 SAS HDD, 10,000 RPM

5.10.3 Suitable database licenses should be provided as required by the solution

offered by the vendor.

5.11 External Storage Device with RAID 5 Protection:

5.11.1 A separate protected storage device shall be provided for recording the
information at a location/ station.

5.11.2 The storage system should have atleast 4 interfaces of FC or iSCSI across
dual redundant controllers, 4 GB protected Cache (battery backed or
equivalent), scalability upto minimum 120 TB raw, redundant power supplies &
fans. FC HBA card should to be provided in host server for connectivity in case
system is provided with FC interface.

5.11.3 The storage device should support simultaneous play back and recording at full
duplex operation. It should possess the capability of carrying SAS and SATA
and should be accessible to the connected server. It should be DELL or IBM or
EMC2 or Fujitsu or Hitachi or HP or SUN make or as specified by purchaser.
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5.11.4 The system should provide minimum 18.0 TB usable after RAID 5 configuration
for every 32 cameras for storing minimum 30 days recording or as specified by
purchaser.

5.11.5 LED/LCD indicators shall be available for system status, power supply, fan
fault, hard drives and carrier, enclosure management module.

5.11.6 RAID Configurations:

i. RAID levels 5
ii. Maximum 256 virtual drives
iii It should provide at least one hot spare disk

5.12 Layer 2 Switches for Field:

5.12.1 8 port layer 2 switches (or as specified by purchaser) as per RDSO specification
No. RDSO/SPN/TC/83/2008 (with latest amendments/revision) are to be
provided for field applications. These switches should have one 10/100/1000
SFP port (fibre port) and 7 fast ethernet ports. Switches should be either CISCO
or Nortel or Extreme or Juniper or 3 Com or HP make or as specified by
purchaser.

5.12.2 Switches should be PoE compliant as per IEEE802.3af.

5.12.3 Switch should be installed in proper IP 66 vandal proof housing with cooling fans
in protected area in field i.e. at platform, concourse, foot over bridges & other
locations as specified by purchaser.

5.12.4 Ethernet output from the IP camera shall be connected to the nearest switch
through CAT 6 STP cable and the switch shall be connected to the central switch
on optical fiber cable.

5.12.5 Required numbers of Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) modules, compact

optical transceivers used in optical communications, should be supplied along
with each switch. SFP modules should comply with Multi-Source Agreement
(MSA), enabling the compatibility with other vendors' equipments.

5.13 Layer 3 Switch for the Control Room:

5.13.1 24 port layer 3 switch (or as specified by purchaser) as per RDSO specification
No. RDSO/SPN/TC/83/2008 (with latest amendments/revision) shall be provided
at control room. Switch should be either CISCO or Nortel or Extreme or Juniper
or 3 Com or HP make or as specified by purchaser.
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5.13.2 This switch shall take optic fibre input from all the field switches/ encoders
installed in the field and shall give ethernet port connectivity to servers, work
stations etc.

5.13.3 Switch should have 1000 baseX SFP ports (fibre ports) depending upon nos. of
field switches/encoders to be connected on optic fibre cable and additional two
SFP ports as spare. Remaining ports shall be fast ethernet ports. It should
support advance routing protocols like OSPFv3 and BPG4 plus.

5.13.4 Required numbers of Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) modules, compact

optical transceivers used in optical communications, should be supplied along
with each switch. SFP modules should comply with Multi-Source Agreement
(MSA), enabling the compatibility with other vendors' equipments.

5.14 Uninterrupted Power Supply System:

5.14.1 At least 5 KVA Uninterrupted Power Supply System of APC or TATA Libert make
or as specified by purchaser shall be provided for complete surveillance system
upto 32 cameras for reliable and interruption free surveillance. Actual capacity of
UPS is to be decided by purchaser depending upon number of cameras, central
control equipments and time duration of back up.

5.14.2 It should provide at least back up of ONE hour at full load or as specified by
purchaser.

5.15 Cables:

Connectivity Cable Type

5.15.1 IP Cameras to Field CAT 6 STP Cable (up to distance of 90 meters)
Switch or single mode fiber with required media
converters.
5.15.2 Analog Camera to Video RG 11 Cable (up to distance of 350 meters),
Encoder (for existing analog camera)
5.15.3 Video Encoder to Field CAT 6 STP Cable (up to distance of 90 meters);
Switch/ Central Switch 6 core optic fiber cable, SMF, 9/125, 1000
Mbps (from 90 meter up to distance of 2.5 Km)
5.15.4 Data Cable (Camera to Two core 16/0.2 mm twin twisted copper
Encoder) for PTZ Camera conductor PVC insulated screened data cable
(for existing analog camera)

5.15.5 Field Switch to Central CAT 6 STP Cable (up to distance of 90 meters);
Switch 6 core optic fiber cable, SMF, 9/125, 1000
Mbps (from 90 meter up to distance of 2.5 Km)
5.15.6 Copper conductor Power 3 Core * 2.5 sq mm copper conductor power
Cable cable for power supply
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5.15.7 Central Switch to each CAT 6 STP cable (up to distance of 90 meters)
central control equipment
(Server, Workstation,
Storage Device etc.)

5.15.8 All cables used for wiring various components of video surveillance system
shall conform to IS/IEC/BIS or better standards. They should also ensure high
bandwidth, low attenuation and low losses in signal quality.

5.15.9 STP CAT-6 Cable:

5.15.9.1 STP (Shielded Twisted Pair) CAT-6 cable should be of 4 pair of 23 AWG
solid bare copper (diameter 0.226 mm) with polyethylene Insulation and
PVC Jacket and should comply following minimum specifications.

i. Applicable Standard : TIA/EIA and ISO Category 6/Class E

requirements. Performance – ETL
Verified to TIA/EIA-568-B.2-1.
ii. Characteristics Impedance : 100M Ohms
iii. Capacitance : 5.6 nf/Km (nominal)
iv. Voltage : 300 VAC or DC
v. Prorogation delay : 536 ns/100m @ 250Mhz
vi. Velocity of Prorogation : 69%
vii. Bend Radius : Approximately 1”

5.15.10 Video Cable:

5.15.10.1 RG 11 video cable of following minimum specifications shall be used for

connecting existing analog cameras installed at various locations to
encoder.

i. Center conductor size : Solid Bare Copper 1.63 mm

ii. Di-electric material : Polyethylene (PE), 7.1 mm dia White

color.
iii. Shield material : Copper
iv. Di-electric outer : 15 mm
diameter
v. Jacket material : PVC BLUE
vi. Armour : 1.1 mm GI wire round
vii. Armour coverage : 90 %
viii. DC Resistance Inner : 8.5 Ohms/Km
conductor
ix. Capacitance : 53 +/- 3 nf/Km (nominal)
x. Di-electric strength : 10 KVA AC mains.
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xi. Maximum operating : 5 KV

voltage at 50 Hz
xii. Insulation resistance : 50 M ohm/ Km.
xiii. Nominal impedance : 75 ohms
xiv. Min bending radius : 55 mm
xv. Approval/ Standards : EN 50117

5.15.11 Twisted Pair Cable with Shielding:

5.15.11.1 Twisted pair cable with shielding for controlling cameras and data
communication shall be of following minimum specification.

i. No of pairs : Two
ii. Conductor size : 1.5 sq. mm.
iii. Primary insulation : Low density polyethylene (LDPE)
iv. Thickness of : 0.5 mm
insulation
v. Color : White and Black
vi. Pair Twisting : 10 to 15 twists per meter
vii. Minimum shied : 0.05 mm
thickness
viii. Drain wire : 0.5 sq mm multistrand bare tinned
annealed copper conductor.
ix. Inner jacket color : Black Thickness >0.3 mm
x. Outer jacket color : Black Thickness > 1.8 mm
xi. Thickness of jacket : As per IS 1554 part-I
xii. Armour over inner : Galvanized Steel wire/ flat as per IS 1554
jacket part I
xiii. Approval/Standards : BS 5308

5.15.12 Power Cable:

5.15.12.1 Power cables used for extending power supply to various cameras and
other devices shall have following minimum specifications.

i. No of cores : 3 (three)
ii. Conductor size : 2.5 sq mm, multi strand with standard
annealed electrolytic copper conductor.
iii. Primary insulation : PVC insulated
iv. Thickness of PVC : 0.8 mm
insulation
v. Color code : Red, Black and Green
vii. Thickness of PVC inner : 0.3 mm
Sheath
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viii. Thickness of PVC outer : 1.8 mm

Sheath
ix. Inner and outer sheath : PVC Black
x. Armouring : Galvanized Steel Wire
xi. Armour coverage : 90 %
xii. Conductor Resistance : 8.2 ohms/Km
Xii Approval/Standards IS 694:1990 reaffirmed 1995 or latest

5.15.13 Optic Fiber Cable:

5.15.13.1 Optic fiber cable should be armoured consisting of atleast 6 monomode

fibers of nominal diameter 8.8 micro meter to 9.8 micro meter and nominal
cladding diameter 125 micro meter ± 1 or as specified by purchaser.

5.15.13.2 Armoured optic fiber cables are to be laid from encoders/ switches
installed in the fields to core switch at central location.

5.15.13.3 Optic fiber cable shall meet the technical parameters defined in RDSO
specification No. IRS: TC 55:2006 (Revision 1.0) with latest amendments
if any.

5.16 Accessories for Terminating Optic Fiber Cables:

5.16.1 Fiber Optic Interconnect Unit (FOIU):

5.16.1.1 Fiber Optic Interconnect Unit should be provided for terminating the optic
fiber cables. It shall provide minimum bending radius and the splice trays
shall function as a splice cover for pigtail splicing. It shall be made of
aluminum with powder coating in compliance with latest industry standard.
Cable glands shall be provided for secured anchoring of incoming cables.
Rubber grommets shall be provided at the cable entry point for tight
sealing. The splice tray shall be made of ABS materials. FOIU should be
of standard make.

5.16.2 Optic Fiber Connectors:

5.16.2.1 Optic fiber connectors should be single mode SC/ST type with push-pull
mechanism and fully in compliance with latest industry standard. Optic
fiber connectors should be of standard make.

5.16.3 Optic Fiber Adaptors:

5.16.3.1 Optic fiber adaptors should be suitable for single mode SC/ST type fiber
cable connectors and shall be fully in compliance with latest industry
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standard. It shall be with snap/latch mechanism. Optic fiber adapters

should be of standard make.

5.16.4 Optic Fiber Patch Cords:

5.16.4.1 Optic fiber patch cords should be suitable for single mode SC/ST type
fiber cable connectors with plastic moulded plug type connectors in
compliance with latest industry standard. Optic fiber patch cords should be
of standard make.

5.17 Copper to Fiber Media Convertor:

5.17.1 Media converter should be used to convert Ethernet port to fiber port and vice-
versa. It should be of standard make.

5.17.2 Media converter should support half and full-duplex operation.

5.17.3 It should be transparent to IEEE 802.1Q packets.

5.17.4 Media converter should be PoE compliant as per IEEE 802.3af.

5.17.5 It should have option for rack-mounting.

5.17.6 It should have auto MDI/MDI-X feature which should enable the fiber optic ports
on the media converter to pass the ‘Link’ status of their connections to each
other. When the media converter detects a problem with one of the ports, such
as the loss of connection to an end-node, the media converter should shut down
the connection to the other port, thus notifying the node that the connection has
been lost.

5.17.7 It should be possible to perform link test to determine which port is experiencing
a problem in case of network problem for troubleshooting. The link test should be
a fast and easy way to test the connections between the media converter ports
and the end-nodes that are connected to the ports.

5.17.8 Front panel status indications shall be provided to indicate power, valid receive
link, valid receive data, normal operation, fiber test mode etc.

5.17.9 Packet Transmission Characteristics:

(a). Round Trip Delay: 0.4μs Maximum

(b). Bit Error Rate (BER): <10-12

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(c).
Port Type Cable Optical Launch Power Receive Power (dBm)
(Connector) Distance Frequency (dBm)
Min. Typical
Max. Min.
Sensitivity Sensitivity
100FX MF 2km 1310nm -14.0 -19.0 -31.8 -34.5
100FX SMF 15km 1310nm -8.0 -15.0 -31.0 -31.0

5.17.10 Twisted Pair Interface:

Min. Typical Max.

STP differential Output voltage 950mv 980mv 1050mv
Overshoot voltage 4% 5%
Single amplitude Symmetry 0.98 1.0062 1.02
Rise and fall time
Rise 3.0ns 4.6ns 5.0ns
Fall 3.0ns 4.2ns 5.0ns
Rise and fall time Symmetry 0.4ns 0.5ns

5.17.11 It should work on external power supply of 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz +/- 3%, input
supply voltage 12V DC +/- 5%, maximum current 500mA and maximum power
consumption 6W.

5.17.12 It should have satisfactory operation within temperature range of 0°C to 50°C.

6.0 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:

6.1 Network Video Management Software:

6.1.1 This shall be a highly scalable enterprise level software solution. It shall offer a
complete video surveillance solution that will be scalable to required numbers of
cameras that can be added on a unit-by-unit basis.

6.1.2 The network video management software shall be licensed and shall operate on
open architecture and should require no proprietary hardware. It should allow for
seamless integration of third party security infrastructure where ever possible.

6.1.3 The network video management software should allow for video to be streamed
on a video mosaic wall.

6.1.4 The user with administrative rights shall create clients (users) and give access to
the software client application based on predefined user access rights.

6.1.5 The system shall allow the recording, live monitoring, playback of archived video
and data simultaneously.
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6.1.6 The software shall provide the following:

6.1.6.1 Several simultaneous live picture connections of camera in network.

6.1.6.2 Configuration of monitoring situation (site maps and workspace).

6.1.6.3 Programming of alarm-triggered automatic events in various alarms

configuration.
6.1.6.4 System set up with limited operation options for clearly defined
surveillance tasks.

6.1.6.5 Programming of automatic recording events on a network recorder.

6.1.7 The software shall display dual H.264 video streams in real time simultaneously
at frame rates ranging from 1 fps to 25 fps and resolution ranging from 1 CIF to
4CIF.

6.1.8 Each camera’s bit rate, frame rate and resolution shall be set independently from
other cameras in the system, and altering these settings shall not affect the
recording and display settings of other cameras.

6.1.9 The software shall provide automatic search and registration of components of
video surveillance system on the network which can be cameras, monitors, alarm
panels etc.

6.1.10 The software shall provide drag & drop functions on the system and also for set
up of connection between cameras and monitors.

6.1.11 The software shall allow:

6.1.11.1 Live display of cameras.

6.1.11.2 Live display of camera sequences.

6.1.11.3 Control of PTZ cameras.

6.1.11.4 Playback of archived video.

6.1.11.5 Retrieval of archived video.

6.1.11.6 Instant Replay of live video.

6.1.11.7 Use of site maps.

6.1.11.8 Use of Macros

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6.1.11.9 Configuration of system settings.

6.1.11.10 Configuration and programming of P/T/Z cameras, features like camera

addressing, BLC, auto tours, presets etc.

6.1.12 The software should be able to do video recording on any of the following options
- inbuilt hard disks on the server, direct attached storage boxes attached to
servers, network attached storage, storage area network.

6.1.13 The software should be capable of handling camera and alarm icons on area
maps. The area map should be configurable to pop up upon the receipt of an
alarm received from a camera on the map. This can be on the same or other
monitors on the PC.

6.1.14 The software shall be able to select the required recording based on the time
recording was activated, the duration of recording, operator activated recording,
event activated recording, scheduled recording.

6.1.15 The software shall offer a plug and play type hardware discovery service with the
function of automatically discover devices as they are attached to the network.

6.1.16 The software shall provide a reporting utility for tracking for the following
minimum options. Video and images shall be stored with reports for documenting
events.

6.1.16.1 Alarms

6.1.16.2 Incidents

6.1.16.3 Operator logs

6.1.17 The software shall have the facility to export the desired portion of clipping of
video from a desired date/time to another desired date/time on DVD/ on any
client/ network storage device. Viewing of this recording shall be possible on
authorized player which shall be provided by software manufacturer or in media
player on computer utilizing a Window environment.

6.1.18 The software database servers shall not limit the number of network video
recording servers which can be networked together to form video management
and recording system.

6.1.19 The software database server shall maintain a catalog of settings for all the
clients, servers, and IP cameras & IP enabled cameras in the system. If
database management & recording can not be managed by single server, in
such cases, additional server should be provided.
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6.1.20 The software shall enable the client to dynamically create connections between
cameras and clients and view live or recorded video on the digital VGA monitors
(video, serial ports and digital I/Os).

6.1.21 The software shall provide the client seamless operation of all cameras and
clients available in the system regardless of the actual connection to different
Network Video Recording servers.

6.1.22 The software shall detect signal loss, low signal to noise ratio etc. and have the
capability to alert the systems administrator.

6.1.23 The software shall receive all incoming events (motion detection and triggered
digital input and relay output) in the system and take appropriate actions based
on user-defined event/action relationships.

6.1.24 The software shall create an audit trail of all events and user activities.

6.1.25 The software shall support a built-in Virtual Video Matrix Switcher.

6.1.25.1 The Virtual Matrix Switch shall provide a full matrix operation of IP video to
analog output.

6.1.25.2 The Virtual Matrix Switch shall provide a full matrix operation of IP video to
digital monitors.

6.1.25.3 The Virtual Matrix Switch shall have the capability of creating camera
sequences with the following functionalities:

6.1.25. 3.1 Each Sequence shall have capability up to hundreds of cameras.

6.1.25.3.2 Each camera in the sequence shall have its own individual dwell time,
from 1 to 60 seconds.

6.1.25.3.3 Each entry in a sequence shall have the capacity to trigger PTZ camera
presets, patterns or auxiliaries.

6.1.25.3.4 Multiple users shall be able to view the same camera sequence
simultaneously, not necessarily synchronized one with the other.

6.1.26 The software shall provide alarm management module.

6.1.26.1 The alarm management shall be able to set any monitor or groups of monitors
to automatically display cameras in response to alarm inputs.

6.1.26.2 The alarm management shall be able to reset automatically or manually

alarmed video.
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6.1.27 The software shall support absolute redundancy with X to N, N to X and N to N

redundancy configurations. This feature should be provided, if specified by
purchaser.

6.1.28 It shall be possible to search for recordings in the software by camera, date and
time. If a data and time is specified, playback shall commence from that date and
time. It shall be possible to playback more than one camera simultaneously.

6.1.29 The software should support at least 64 video streams concurrently. It should
support atleast 4 monitors in one server/ workstation for displaying live video. It
should allow minimum 5 levels of user and alarm prioritization. It should allow
minimum 16 cameras to be replayed simultaneously.

6.2 Network Video Recording Software:

6.2.1 Software shall support recording of H.264 video streams. It shall support
recording of video and audio for all the channels.

6.2.2 Software shall support triplex applications, recording, re-play and backup
simultaneously. It shall be compatible with windows Server OS or Linux for
highest performance and reliability.

6.2.3 Software shall operate on open architecture and should not require any
proprietary hardware.

6.2.4 Software shall be able to record minimum 32 different video streams or more
simultaneously. It shall be accessible from any PC connected to the network.

6.2.5 Software shall provide network time server function to ensure the
synchronization of the video servers and the recordings.

6.2.6 The servers shall be connected to the network so that these can be placed at
any location which has network access.

6.2.7 The software should be able to receive alarms of different types from
equipment to start a recording. These alarms can be motion detection, video
loss, and unified picture, trigger input.

6.2.8 The software alarm recording shall support pre-and post-alarm periods. Both
can be configured in duration.

6.2.9 The software should provide a status of the available recording capacity, as
well as an indication of the remaining possible recording time.
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6.2.10 Fault Tolerant Recording:

6.2.10.1 If software & server(s) operation are interrupted, like power disconnection
and once the server(s) are restarted, these shall automatically resume
recording of any cameras these were recording prior to the interruption.

6.2.10.2 The software shall support network fault-tolerant recording such that if the
network connection between a video management server and video
recording server becomes unavailable, for example through cable
breakage, network congestion or WLAN interruption, the system operation
shall automatically recover when the connection is restored.

6.2.10.3 On the stations with more than 32 cameras and more than one recording
server, system should be configurable with failover recording without any
additional licensing.

6.2.11 Search & Export:

6.2.11.1 It shall be possible to search for recordings in the software by camera,

date and time. If a data and time is specified, playback shall commence
from that date and time. It shall be possible to playback more than one
camera simultaneously.

6.2.11.2 The software shall be able to export sections of recordings to a separate

Windows folder, which can then be written to CD-ROM, DVD-ROM or
tape media to be played back at a location not connected to the network
video management & recording network. The export process should
make available a player application, which can be provided with the
exported video. Export should be possible in Windows media player
compatible format. Simultaneous export of multiple cameras should also
be possible.

6.3 Video Analytics Software:

6.3.1 Possible applications of analytics software over the IP based video surveillance
system, for specified number of cameras for specific stations, as defined by
purchaser shall include the following minimum video analytics software.

a. Intrusion Detection
b. Left Object Detection
c. Overcrowding
d. Camera Tampering
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6.3.2 Intrusion Detection:

6.3.2.1 The offered video analytic software shall include a comprehensive

intrusion detection features. The intrusion detection shall be used for
generating alarm under following scenarios:

a.) People crossing the tracks at platform ends.

b.) People entering railways operation areas.
c.) Object placed on the tracks through cameras placed at platform ends.
d). It should also generate directional alarms in defined areas like parking
places, elevators etc.

6.3.2.2 The software shall have filters to distinguish between humans, animals
or objects.

6.3.3 Left Object Detection:

6.3.3.1 The software feature shall include comprehensive left object detection.

6.3.3.2 The left object detection shall be able to detect:

a.) Object/ baggage left behind at platform/ waiting areas/ ticketing counters
etc.
b.) The object detection shall also be used to detect vehicle parked in any
location other than the parking areas.
c.) The alarm should be generated after a pre determined time decided by
the purchaser.

6.3.4 Overcrowding:

6.3.4.1 The software for overcrowding shall be able to give a feedback to the
administrator/ operator if the scene is over-crowded. It should give an
alarm as soon as people converge at a single place above a predefined
threshold level which should be adjustable as specified by purchaser.

6.3.5 Camera Tampering:

6.3.5.1 The software shall be able to detect sabotage or tampering to the

cameras. It shall be able to detect camera blurring, camera blinding and
change of orientation of fixed cameras.

6.3.5.2 Camera tampering feature shall be provided for all fixed cameras.

6.3.6 Video Analytics Software can be implemented either at firmware level at fixed
IP cameras or at server level in the control room. This server shall be only
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working for Video Analytics Software. Specification of this server shall be as

per Clause No. 5.10.

6.3.7 Requirement of number of servers for running video analytic software shall be
defined by the manufacturers.

6.3.8 Video analytics software should be provided on fixed IP cameras as per details
mentioned in the table or as specified by the purchaser. Purchaser has to
specify numbers of cameras to be provided with different types of video
analytics software.

Type of Video Analytics Software Location of Cameras on which Video

Analytics is to be provided
Intrusion Detection Cameras at Platform ends, Railway
Control Room
Left Object Detection Cameras on Platforms, ticketing areas &
Concourse areas
Overcrowding Cameras on Platforms, foot-over-bridges.
Camera Tampering All Fixed Cameras

6.4 GUI (Graphic User Interface) Client Software Features:

6.4.1 The GUI software shall perform the following applications simultaneously without
interfering with any of the storage server operations (recording, alarms, etc.):

6.4.1.1 Live display of cameras.

6.4.1.2 Live display of camera sequences.

6.4.1.3 Control of PTZ cameras.

6.4.1.4 Playback of archived video.

6.4.1.5 Retrieval of archived video.

6.4.1.6 Instant replay of live video.

6.4.1.7 Use of graphical controls (maps) and alarm management.

6.4.1.8 Use of procedures (Macros).

6.4.1.9 Configuration of system settings.

6.4.1.10 Execution of system macros.

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6.4.2 The GUI software shall support any form of IP network connectivity, including:
LAN, WAN, VPN, and wireless technologies.

6.4.3 The GUI software shall support multicast and unicast video streaming.

6.4.4 The GUI software shall provide an authentication mechanism, which verifies
the validity of the user.

6.4.5 The GUI software shall allow for live monitoring of video.

6.4.6 It shall enable view of 1 to minimum 16 video tiles simultaneously on a single

digital monitor at 25 fps per camera.

6.4.7 The software shall provide on each of the digital monitors independently the
following tile views:

6.4.7.1 Full screen

6.4.7.2 Quad

6.4.7.3 3x3 (9-view)

6.4.7.4 4x4 (16-view) or better.

6.4.7.5 1+5 or 1+9 or 1+11 or 1+12 or 1+15 or better (one large and remaining
small views)

6.4.8 The GUI software shall allow operators to view an instant replay of any camera.

6.4.8.1 The operator shall be able to define the amount of time he wishes to go
back from a predefine list or through a custom setup period.

6.4.8.2 The operator shall be able to control the playback with play, pause, forward,
and speed buttons.

6.4.9 The operator shall be able to choose and trigger following minimum action from
a macro/site map:

6.4.9.1 View camera in a video tile.

6.4.9.2 View map or procedure in a video tile.

6.4.9.3 Starting/stopping PTZ pattern.

6.4.9.4 Go to PTZ preset.

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6.4.10 The GUI software shall provide management and control over the system using
a standard PC mouse, keyboard and CCTV keyboard.

6.4.11 The GUI software shall display all cameras attached to the system regardless
of their physical location on the network.

6.4.12 The GUI software shall display all camera sequences created in the system.

6.4.13 The GUI software shall allow operators to control (pause/play, skip forwards,
skip backwards) camera sequences, without affecting other operators’ ability to
view and control the same sequence.

6.4.14 The GUI software shall display all cameras, sequences and users in a logical
tree.

6.4.15 The GUI software operator shall be able to drag and drop a camera from a tree
of available cameras into any video tile for live viewing.

6.4.16 The GUI software operator shall be able to drag and drop a camera sequence
from a tree of cameras into any video tile for live viewing.

6.4.17 The GUI software shall support graphical site representation (map)
functionality, where digital maps are used to represent the physical location of
cameras and other devices throughout facility.

6.4.18 The maps shall have the ability to contain hyperlinks to create a hierarchy of
interlinked maps.

6.4.19 The operator shall be able to drag and drop a camera from a map into a video
tile for live viewing in the same browser without opening a new browser.

6.4.20 The operator shall be able to click on an icon in a map to initiate PTZ camera
preset, run PTZ pattern, view camera in an analog monitor or send an I/O
stream.

6.4.21 The GUI software shall support digital zoom on a fixed camera’s live video
streams.

6.4.22 The GUI software shall support digital zoom on a PTZ camera’s live video
streams.

6.4.23 The operator shall be able to control pan-tilt-zoom, iris, focus, dome relays and
dome patterns.

6.4.24 The software shall be able to display video of cameras on 40’’ LCD/Plasma
monitors or on any size of monitor as specified by purchaser.
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6.4.25 The software shall allow the control of display from the client PC.

6.4.26 The operator from the GUI software shall be able to decide the screen layout
and also the cameras that shall be displayed on the monitors.

6.4.27 The software shall support multicasting.

6.4.28 The software shall support display of full screen to minimum 4x4 layout of
cameras. Other display patters to be supported should be 2 x 2, 3 x 3, 1+ 5, 1+
7, 1+ 9, 1+12, 1+15 or better.

6.4.29 Its shall be possible to switch the screen layout in response to an alarm.

6.5 Licensing:

6.5.1 Vendor should offer required number of camera recording licenses along with
video management license. Preferably, license should not restrict the number
of recording servers used in the system. If licensing restricts the number of
recording servers then at least 2 extra recording server licenses should be
provided.

6.5.2 Preferably licensing should not restrict the storage size used in the system. If it
does then storage licensing should be provided for at least 500% of current
storage size.

6.5.3 Client licensing should not be restricted to specific physical workstations (PC)
and should provide access from any workstation within the network with
minimum 20 simultaneous users or as specified by purchaser.

6.5.4 Licensing of various types of video analytics software as mentioned in clause

6.3 depending upon numbers of cameras are to be specified.

6.5.5 Vendor should clearly specify licensing of various features.

7.0 TEST REQUIREMENTS:

7.1 Conditions of Tests:

7.1.1 Unless otherwise specified all tests shall be carried out at ambient atmospheric
conditions.

7.1.2 Inspection and testing shall be carried out to the effect that all requirements of
this specification are complied with.

7.1.3 Inspection shall be carried out for various types of cameras, lens, housing,
mount, encoder, wireless transmitter/receiver unit, digital keyboard, PC work
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station, server hardware, storage system, switches, video display units, colour
LCD monitors, various type of cables including software.

7.2 Type Tests:

7.2.1 For type test, one complete system consisting of all type of cameras and other
devices & equipments as mentioned in clause 4 & 5 along with software as
mentioned in clause 6 shall be subjected to following tests as applicable:

a) Visual inspection (Clause 8.1)

b) Performance test (Clause 8.2)
c) Factory acceptance test (Clause 8.3)
d) Endurance test (Clause 8.4.1)

7.2.2 Following systems should be submitted to RDSO after approval.

a) Each type of camera with lens along with housing and mount suitable for both
indoor and outdoor use.
b) Encoder
c) Digital Key Board

7.2.3 Only one complete system shall be tested for this purpose. The system
shall successfully pass all the type tests for proving conformity with this
specification. If any one of the equipment fails in any of the type tests, the
purchaser or his nominee at his discretion, may call for another
equipment/card(s) of the same type and subject it to all tests or the
test(s) in which failure occurred. No failure shall be permitted in the
repeat test(s).

7.2.4 Any other tests shall be carried out as considered necessary by the inspecting
authority.

7.3 Acceptance Tests:

7.3.1 The following shall constitute the acceptance tests which shall be carried out by
the inspecting authority for the purpose of acceptance on randomly selected 10%
of items offered from the lot (minimum 1 each type of item) offered for inspection
by the supplier:

a) Visual inspection of complete system (Clause 8.1)

b) Performance test (Clause 8.2)
c) Endurance test (Clause 8.4.2)

7.3.2 Any other tests shall be carried out as considered necessary by the inspecting
authority.
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7.4 Routine Tests:

7.4.1 The following shall comprise the routine tests and shall be conducted by
manufacturer on every equipment and the test results should be submitted to the
inspection authority before inspection. The application software in proper format
shall also be submitted to the inspecting authority in advance.

a) Visual inspection of complete system (Clause 8.1)

b) Performance test (Clause 8.2)

7.4.2 Any other tests shall be carried out as considered necessary by the inspecting
authority.

8.0 TEST PROCEDURE:

The test procedure shall be based on the system design. The methodologies to
be adopted for various tests shall be decided taking into account the system
design/configuration.

8.1 Visual Inspection:

Each equipment of the system shall be visually inspected to ensure compliance

with the requirement of clauses 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 of this specification. The visual
inspection shall broadly include:

8.1.1 System Level Checking:

¾ Constructional details.
¾ Dimensional check.
¾ General workmanship.
¾ Configuration.

8.2 Performance Test:

8.2.1 The following equipment shall comply with the requirements as specified in
clauses 3, 4, 5 & 6.

(i). High Resolution Fixed Box Type IP Colour Camera as per Clause 5.1.
(ii) High Resolution Fixed Dome Type IP Colour Cameras as per Clause 5.2.
(iii). High Speed P/T/Z IP Colour Camera as per Clause 5.3.
(iv). Encoder as per Clause 5.4.
(v). Digital Keyboard as per Clause 5.8.

8.2.2 Following items shall be of specified make only complying all the parameters
mentioned in the specification.
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(i). Wireless Transmitter/Receiver Unit

(ii). High Resolution Large Video Display Unit
(iii). PC Workstation for viewing, monitoring and system management
(iv). Server Hardware for network video management, recording & video
analytics
(v). External storage device with RAID 5 protection
(vi). Layer 2 & layer 3 switches for field and control room
(vii). Uninterrupted Power Supply System

8.3 Factory Acceptance Test:

8.3.1 Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) results to verify compliances as mentioned in

clauses 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 for the following video surveillance equipments shall be
submitted by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), if these items are
being manufactured abroad, otherwise tests will be conducted in manufacturing
premises of the firm.

(i). High Resolution Fixed Box Type IP Colour Camera as per Clause 5.1.
(ii) High Resolution Fixed Dome Type IP Colour Cameras as per Clause 5.2.
(iii). High Speed P/T/Z IP Colour Camera as per Clause 5.3.
(iv). Encoder as per Clause 5.4.
(v). Digital Keyboard as per Clause 5.8.

8.3.2 All software features as per clause no. 6 are to be tested in premises of vendor
for which all required setups are to be arranged.

8.3.3 The FAT shall be able to prove compliance to the specifications through test or
test certificates.

8.3.4 All compliances to various standards as given in specifications shall be submitted

with documentary proof. These shall include certificates for EMI/EMC/safety/
environment protection.

8.3.5 Test results of various type of cables as per 5.15, accessories for terminating
optic fiber cable as per clause 5.16 and copper to fiber media convertor as per
clause 5.17 of the specification are to be submitted from the manufacturers of
these items.

8.4 Endurance Test:

8.4.1 During type test, endurance test shall be conducted on complete system for
continuous operation which shall be 168 hrs at ambient room temperature
without giving any deterioration of video quality.
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8.4.2 During acceptance test, endurance test shall be conducted on complete system
for continuous operation which shall be 48 hrs at ambient room temperature
without giving any deterioration of video quality.

9.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE:

9.1 All materials & workmanship shall be of good quality.

9.2 Since the quality of the equipment bears a direct relationship to the
manufacturing process and the environment under which it is manufactured, the
manufacturer shall ensure Quality Assurance Program of adequate standard.

9.3 Validation and system of monitoring of QA procedure shall form a part of type
approval. The necessary Plant, Machinery and Test instruments as mentioned in
Schedule of Technical Requirements (STR) shall be available with the
manufacturer.

9.4 Along with the prototype sample for type test, the manufacturer shall submit the
Quality Assurance Manual.

10.0 MARKING & PACKING:

10.1 The following information shall be clearly marked at a suitable place on each
equipment:

a) Name and address of the manufacturer

b) Year of the manufacturer
c) Serial number of equipment
d) Schematic diagram of the equipment at suitable place

10.2 The equipment and its sub assemblies shall be packed in thermocole boxes and
the empty spaces shall be filled with suitable filling material. Before keeping in
the thermocole box, the equipment shall be wrapped with bubble sheet. The
equipment shall be finally packed in a wooden case of sufficient strength so that
it can withstand bumps and jerks encountered in a road/rail journey.

11.0 INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE PURCHASER:

11.1 The purchaser should clearly indicate details of required items for IP based Video
Surveillance System which shall mainly consist of following items as per site
requirement.

SN DESCRIPTION QTY REMARKS

i. Fixed box type IP colour Camera As specified
with lens, housing and mount as per by the
Clause no. 5.1. purchaser
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ii. Fixed dome type IP colour Camera As specified

as per Clause no. 5.2. by the
purchaser
iii. Day/Night outdoor P/T/Z IP dome As specified
camera as per Clause no. 5.3. by the
purchaser
iv. Encoder for existing analog As specified
cameras to convert in IP enabled by the
cameras as per Clause no. 5.4. purchaser.
v. 8 port Layer 2 field network switches The quantities of
for required number of cameras & field network
SFP modules as per Clause no. switches are to be
5.12. finalized based on
drawings of the
railway premises
according to
location of
cameras.
vi. 40" LCD/ Plasma monitor as per As specified One LCD monitor
Clause no. 5.6 for viewing. by the required for
purchaser. minimum 16
numbers of
cameras.
vii. 20" LCD monitor as per Clause no. As specified Required nos. of
5.7 for system management & by the LCD monitor are to
monitoring. purchaser be supplied
depending upon
nos. of PC
workstations and
servers.
viii. Digital keyboard as per Clause no. As specified
5.8. by the
purchaser
ix. PC work station for viewing cameras As specified One workstation is
as per Clause no. 5.9. by the required for two
purchaser nos. of 40”
monitors.
x. Server Hardware for network video As specified One server is
management as per Clause no. by the required for
5.10. purchaser network video
management.
xi. Server Hardware for network video As specified One video
recording as per Clause no. 5.10. by the recording server is
purchaser required for 32
numbers of
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cameras.
xii. Server Hardware for video analytics As specified One server is
as per Clause no. 5.10. by the required for video
purchaser analytics of 32
numbers of
cameras.
xiii. External storage device of minimum As specified One external
18 TB HDD for recording all the by the storage device is
cameras for 30 days @ 2CIF purchaser required for 32
configurable upto 4 CIF, 25 fps as numbers of
per Clause no. 5.11. cameras.
xiv. 24 port Layer 3 Network Switch with
As specified
required numbers of SFP modules,by the
as per Clause no. 5.13. purchaser
xv. Network Video Management
As specified
Software for required number of by the
cameras as per Clause no. 6.1. purchaser
xvi. Network Video Recording SoftwareAs specified
for required number of cameras as
by the
per Clause no. 6.2 purchaser
xvii. Video Analytics software as per As specified Numbers of
Clause no. 6.3. by the cameras for various
purchaser video analytic are
to be specified.
xviii. Graphical User Interface Client As specified
Software for required number of by the
cameras as per Clause no. 6.4. purchaser
xix. Licensing for various features as per As specified
Clause no. 6.5. by the
purchaser
xx. Armoured RG11 Video Cable as per As specified The quantities of
clause no. 5.15. (Required for only by the cables are to be
IP enabled camera design.) purchaser. quantified based on
xxi. Armoured twisted pair data cable as drawings of the
per clause no. 5.15. (Required for railway premises
only IP enabled camera design.) according to
location of
xxii. Armoured power cable as per
cameras.
clause no. 5.15.
xxiii. CAT 6 cable as per clause no. 5.15.
xxiv. Armoured 6 core single mode optic
fiber cable as per clause no. 5.15.
xxv. Accessories for terminating optic As specified
fiber cables as per clause no. 5.16. by the
purchaser.
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xxvi. 5 KVA UPS as per clause no. 5.14. As specified One 5KVA UPS
by the required for 32
purchaser. numbers of
cameras.
xxvii. Junction boxes to house encoders/ As per site
field switches and termination of requirement
video, power & data cables and
rack(s) for housing equipments in
control room.
xxviii. Passive components for fiber As per site
terminations. requirement
xxix. Copper to Fiber Media Convertor As per site
requirement
xxx. Any other item(s) required for Video As per site
Surveillance System. requirement
xxxi. Installation, testing & commissioning
of the entire system.

11.2 The purchaser should also mention the requirement for the storage capacity in
Terra Bytes depending on the total number of all types of cameras at the
station/premises. It is preferable to size the storage capacity for minimum 30
days of storage at 2CIF / 25 fps.

11.3 Purchaser shall provide detail drawings of railway premises indicating locations of
different types of cameras. Vendor should access requirements of various
components as stated in Clause 11.1 for video surveillance system which may
vary from manufacturer to manufacturer as per their overall system design.

11.4 Vendor should provide suitable housing enclosures fitted with heater & blower kit
to all outdoor equipments i.e. IP cameras, switches, encoders etc. to satisfactory
work upto temperature of -100C, if required due to local weather conditions and
specified by purchaser.

11.5 Any other item(s) required for completion of video surveillance system other than
stated above, shall be arranged by vendor.

12.0 WARRANTY:

12.1 Manufacturer shall provide a three years warranty from date of supply of system
which shall include repairing and replacing of defective parts of system, if any or
as specified by purchaser.

12.2 Manufacturer shall support the system during its life time but at least for 7 years
from its commissioning. Confirmation for this is to be submitted by manufacturer.
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13.0 TRAINING:

13.1 On site training shall be provided to the Railway staff which shall include
complete assembly of the system through the use of various modules, integration
of hardware with software and complete operation of the system.

13.2 Sets of training manual in two hard copies and two soft copies containing details
of technical specifications, installation and commissioning, trouble shooting &
maintenance schedule etc. shall be supplied along with the equipment.

14.0 DOCUMENTATION:

14.1 The following documents should be supplied along with the system:

a) Mechanical drawings of each sub system/ rack.

b) Installation and maintenance manual incorporating trouble shooting

exercises, printed cards patterns, software etc.

c) Operating and trouble shooting manual including maintenance schedule.

d). Pre-commissioning check list.

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15.0 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM –1 OF End to End IP VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM