River Rock 赌场的监控
技术
- 传感器 - 相机/视频系统
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 周边安全与访问控制
客户
河石赌场
关于客户
River Rock 是加拿大西部建造的第一家度假村式赌场，是 Great Canadian 家族中最新的度假村和赌场组合之一，其中包括七个赌场和一个赛马场。 River Rock 拥有 1,000 台老虎机
挑战
位于温哥华的系统集成商 Advanced Audio Concepts 的 Doug Gilroy 和 Mark Bayrock 获准自由设计、安装和操作 River Rock 的复杂监控系统。 Gilroy 可以自由地设计具有几个独特方面的系统，例如使用视频巴伦技术快速集成，以及技术室的创新设计，使操作员更容易发现问题。集成商还与霍尼韦尔建立了长期合作关系，并选择在整个安装过程中几乎完全使用霍尼韦尔产品。
解决方案
Gilroy 和 Bayrock 使用各种霍尼韦尔产品，从 DVR（数字视频录像机）和矩阵切换器到硬盘驱动器和软件，再到面板和摄像机，构建了一个首屈一指的安全系统。 Gilroy、Bayrock 和他们的 10 人团队有 30 天的时间来集成 600 台摄像机。为了帮助加快安装过程，他们在异地设施中对设备进行了预配置、预装架和预布线。 River Rock 设施最初是为 1,100 台摄像机而建造的，但 Gilroy 和 Bayrock 为它连接了 2,500 台摄像机，为扩展留出了空间。
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