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The purpose of this document is to specify the Architectural/Engineering and Bid criteria for the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of a BluSKY Access Control System. If you are looking to save this information, right click and print or save as a pdf. pdf. 

 

Architecture and Engineering Specifications

Smart Video Wall

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BluBØX, Inc.
9 Bartlett Street, Suite 334
Andover, MA 0181
Phone:  (844) 425-8209
www.BluBØX.com

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Specifications

This Architectural and Engineering Specifications document utilizes MasterFormat™ April 2016 Edition and SectionFormat™ / PageFormat™ December 2009 Edition standards by the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI). 

This document specifies the architectural/engineering and bid criteria for a Physical Access Control System (PACS) with a cloud-based Hosted Security Management System (HSMS) software that controls and monitors networked intelligent system controllers, card readers and personal identification devices, portal control devices, input/output interface hardware and power supplies.

Document Disclaimer and Restrictions

Information in this document was current as of the time of publication, and subject to change without notice, Inc.  For the most up-to-date information, visit www.BluBØX.com.

 

 

Section 28 51 19.13

Smart Video Wall

 

PART 1 GENERAL

  1. 1.01.     SUMMARY
    1. Section includes description and functional requirements for an intelligent video wall display system, as part of a Video Management System (VMS), and consists of a managing server with server software and any number of consumer-grade video display monitors of uniform or varying sizes and resolutions, and which utilizes VMS software components to configure, manage and control Smart Video Wall operations. 
    2. Related Sections:
      1. Section 27 00 00 Communications (Division 27).
        1. Section 27 05 00 Common Work Results for Communications.
          1. Section 27 05 28 – Pathways For Communication Systems.
        2. Section 27 10 00 – Structured Cabling.
          1. Section 27 13 00 – Communications Backbone Cabling.
          2. Section 27 15 00 – Communications Horizontal Cabling.
      2. Section 28 00 00 Electronic Safety and Security (Division 28).
        1. Section 28 05 00 – Common Work Results For Electronic Safety And Security. 
        2. Section 28 08 00 – Commissioning Of Electronic Safety And Security. 
        3. Section 28 08 11 – Testing For Baseline Performance Criteria.
    3. Required Section: Following section contains overall requirements for the VMS system to which the Smart Video Wall is integrated, including requirements that apply to the deployment of the Smart Video Wall.
      1. Section 28 23 00 – Video Management System. 
  2. 1.02.     REFERENCES
    1. Abbreviations And Acronyms.
      1. VMS: Video Management System.
    2. Definitions:
      1. Smart Wall: Video display wall composed of consumer-grade video display monitors, whose contents are managed by event-based application rules applied in real-time.
    3. Trademarks used in this document:
      1. Milestone: XProtect®, Milestone Interconnect™
  3. 1.03.     SUBMITTALS
    1. Include Smart Wall in executing Section 28 23 00 1.3 SUBMITTALS for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
  4. 1.04.     CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS
    1. Include Smart Wall in executing Section 28 23 00 1.4 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
  5. 1.05.     QUALITY ASSURANCE
    1. Include Smart Wall in executing Section 28 23 00 1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
  6. 1.06.     DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING
    1. Include Smart Wall in executing Section 28 23 00 1.6 DELIVERY, STORAGE, AND HANDLING for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
  7. 1.07.     SITE CONDITIONS
    1. Include Smart Wall in executing Section 28 23 00 1.7 SITE CONDITIONS for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
  8. 1.08.     WARRANTY
    1. Include Smart Wall in the scope of actions for Section 28 23 00 1.8 WARRANTY in the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
  9. 1.09.     LICENSING
    1. Include Smart Wall in the scope of Section 28 23 00 1.9 LICENSING for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.
 

PART 2 PRODUCTS

  1. 2.01.     OWNER-FURNISHED PRODUCTS      
    1. New Products:
      [SPECIFIER: list new products furnished by owner, such as computers and video displays,or delete paragraph A.]
    2. Existing Products:
      [SPECIFIER: list existing products/systems furnished by owner, such as computers and  video displays, or delete paragraph B.]
  2. 2.02.     SYSTEMS
    1. Manufacturer: 
      1. BluBØX, Inc., 9 Bartlett Street, Suite 334, Andover, MA 01810
        1. Telephone: (844) 425-8209
        2. Website: www.BluBØX.com
      2. Substitution Limitations:  No Substitutions.
    2. Video Smart Wall (Smart Wall):
      1. Description. Flexible and hardware independent video wall consisting of standard servers and video displays, managed by Video Management Systems (VMS) Smart Wall server software, capable of programmatically displaying all video data in a single-site VMS system or centralized multi-site surveillance monitoring center.
      2. Smart Wall shall consist of:
        1. Management Server Computer. VMS system server computer running Management Client software, to provide Smart Wall Builder function. See Section 28 23 00, PART 2 PRODUCTS for VMS Management Server computer and software details.
        2. Smart Wall Computer. At least one VMS computer dedicated to running the Smart Client software, to provide real-time Smart Wall operation and user control of, and interaction with, Smart Wall display content. See Section 28 23 00, PART 2 PRODUCTS for VMS Smart Client details.
        3. Smart Wall Design. Consult with manufacturer regarding Smart Wall design to determine the required Management Server Computer and Smart Wall Computer hardware and operating system specifications, including video card specifications, to support the number and size of Smart Wall display monitors.
        4. Video Display Monitors. Any number of consumer-quality video display monitors with the following characteristics:
          1. Any size and resolution of video display including full HD and 4K resolutions.
            1. Any manufacturer.
      3. Application Functionality shall include:
        1. Smart Wall Builder. Definition of any number of smart walls, including but not limited to:  
          1. Size and position of individual monitors.
          2. Camera grid layout and display window content.
        2. Smart Wall Control. Real-time control of Smart Wall layout and content.
          1. Dynamic User Control. Control of Smart Wall layout and content via drag-and-drop of Smart Client display items including: views, cameras, hotspots, carousels, maps, still images, static or dynamic HTML pages, alarms, user-provided texts, bookmarks (bookmark image or looped bookmark playback) and System Monitor status display.
          2. Control. The control function provides:
            1. Manual or rule-based display of any camera in a distributed setup based on Milestone Federated Architecture or Milestone Interconnect.
            2. Interactive and remote controlled playback of recordings on the Smart Wall.
          3. Automated Control. Rules-based automatic event-driven control of Smart Wall layout and content, such as motion detection, I/O, integrated third-party applications, time profile, and video analytics events.
          4. Instant Change of Camera. Drag-and-drop placement of a different camera in a Smart Wall Layout’s camera window, to instantly change the content to video from the new camera, according to the camera window’s current timeline position.
          5. Layout Change. Change of Smart Wall layout results in instant redisplay of layout window content per the new layout’s content definitions.
          6. Map-Based Camera Display Update. Drag-and-drop cameras into a Smart Wall content display window from any map.
        3. View-Based Operator Collaboration. Smart Client users have Smart Wall layouts available as a View, to support operator collaboration.
 

PART 3 EXECUTION

  1. 3.01.     DEPLOYMENT
    1. Include Smart Wall in executing the actions of Section 28 23 00 PART 3 EXECUTION for the deployment of the VMS, or apply applicable requirements to the separate deployment of the Smart Wall.

 

End of Section

 

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