The HTRD100 Series is a mobile digital video recorder that offers superior
picture quality, clearer audio, and longer recording time with little or no
maintenance in a single, compact digital recorder. The HTRD100 Series offers the
ease and convenience of a VCR and the leading-edge features of a digital
recorder.
The HTRD100 Series continues to protect passengers and drivers using quality
video surveillance systems. The HTRD100 Series is an industrial grade digital
recorder that features a built-in switcher housed in a tamper and impact
resistant enclosure with a patented shock and vibration reduction mounted hard
drive, which is the preferred base for an effective video system.
Market Opportunities
With the video industry
transitioning from analog to digital, the HTRD100 Series provides the
opportunity to take advantage of the benefits of both analog and digital
technologies. For companies seeking to explore the new digital video environment
or migrating from analog to digital, the HTRD100 Series provides easy-to-use
recording options available for vehicles that need cameras offering removable
hard drives and ample storage. The HTRD100 Series is a drop in upgrade for
companies already using the HTR62, SWS210, SWS310 and SWS410 VCR system.
The HTRD100 Series also offers multiple camera options, such as the Stop Arm
System, GPS, etc. for building the perfect system. Features
- Removable hard drive with patented shock and vibration reduction mounting
- Clearer, sharper pictures than a VCR
- Five status inputs with on-screen display including a built-in second
camera switch
- Drop in upgrade for HTR62, SWS210, SWS310 and SWS410 VCR system
- Optional GPS module records position, direction and speed
- Supports up to 80 GB hard drive
- Analog and digital playback
- Optional Stop Arm System allows recording of school bus stop arm
violations
- No computer needed for set-up – similar functionality to a VCR
- High accuracy clock with Automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustment
- Activates with ignition/option for post recording even after the ignition
has been turned off
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