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I have no idea on a stand alone system like this as far as directing you towards a product. I only deal in large enterprise systems like Lenel and FCWNX. I would go with something HID.

Is this an interior or Exterior door? The best way would be a read in read out with a Mag Lock or a Fail Safe Electric Strike. You use one strike relay and 2 readers. The readers get linked together in the software. If this is a means of egress out of the building then you would have to use a Delayed Egress Mag Lock.

Need some more information. How many doors? Mag lock, Electric Strike, or Electrified Hardware? Is there a Fire Alarm in the building? Is the door a means of egress? A mag lock or Strike would require less than 1 Amp of Power. Some Panic devices need as much as 20 amps. We need a lot more detail before we can give you the answers your looking for.

Not sure if that's the case with 5.3 since they moved a bunch of the load over to the GPU.

Is the latency acceptable if the camera is viewed in a web browser?

Pre and Post record are on the Motion Detection page of the camera in ACC.

I see all these posts that have ZERO to do with Access Control. This is access control Not asking what the password to your DVR is.

I disagree with the statements above. Pins 3 & 6 are +56v Pins 1 & 2 are return. The POE is an automatic negotiation between the device and the POE source. You not going to get anywhere just applying power.

You need to get out more. Avigilon is the simplest of any software I have ever touched. Try Genetec Security Center. That's a fun one.

Pull up the performance tab of Task Manager and I think you will get your answer.

Well that certainly narrows it down to like.... Nothing but junk.

Interesting Been using the Q6032-E, 42, 44 for years. Let me know about the P5635 Will it do guard tours? Some of there less expensive cameras wont. they will only do presets.

We use Avigilon and either analog cameras with Encoders or Avigilon IP cameras. POS works fine with serial servers tapping the printer. If it's a USB printer all bets are off.

FS108P Specs Bandwidth: 1.6 Gbps Total PoE Power budget: 32W maximum GS108PE Specs Bandwidth: 16 Gbps Total PoE Power budget: 45W maximum The Switch I use in a similar situation: HP Pro Curve 1920-8G-POE+ (180Watt) Bandwidth: 20 Gbps Total PoE Power budget: 180W POE+ Maximum 323.00 from Newegg.

Good deal. Not the first time we have seen the switch be the bottle neck. One of the key specs to look at in switches is the total bandwidth or backplane.

Depends on the cameras. A little more detail would help.

The reason I had suggested to turn down the frame rate on ALL the cameras was to see if there is a network bottle neck.

Turn it down to 10fps and see what happens.

Is this a different camera model or the same? I can provide screen shots if you like.

Call the manufacturer for support. Oh wait.... Never mind.............

I know for a fact this is an Axis Camera. No idea what the URL is. https://youtu.be/K2kIiOHUGHE http://www.auburn.edu/webcams/

LOL! Would you like the user name and password for my firewall too? If your "developing" an NVR, go buy a camera.

Maybe in a residential environment where it's not critical. In a production environment where redundancy and speed are key, it's close to 1000 US dollars per Terabyte.

First off, Please tell why anyone would have a reason to keep 3 years of video? If you are not aware of event in 90 days you never will.

There is no download link. GE \ UTC \ Interlogix \ Lenel abandoned Secure perfect over 5 years ago. Some one may have a disk. I'll look around.