This document outlines 5 steps to upgrade an existing analog security camera system to a high definition TVI system. It recommends upgrading the video processor first to support the new HDTVI standard. Then upgrading the cameras to high definition models that connect the same but provide better images. Monitors should also be upgraded to display the new resolution. Cables and accessories like baluns may need to be added if using CAT5 cable to connect everything in the upgraded system.

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How to implement HDTVI into
your existing Analog System

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How to make the switch?
STEP 1: What About Cable?
 What kind of Cable is needed?
 RG59
 RG6
 CAT5
 Already have that cable ran???
 USE IT!!!
 Benefit of switching to HDTVI over IP?

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How to make the switch?
STEP 2: Upgrade Video Processor
 What do I upgrade to?
 SVD-2400
 PXD-3400
 Why switch processor first? What is the
benefit?

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How to make the switch?
STEP 3: Upgrade Cameras!
 Ready for High Definition Cameras
 Same Connection – Different Signal
 Industrial & Commercial Cameras with same
features and better images

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STEP 4: Upgrade Monitor!
 Great New Resolution
 See it on the screen!
 Same size options available
 Existing Monitor may already support 1080p

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How to make the switch?
STEP 5: Accessories Needed?
 If using CAT5, TVI Video Baluns are needed
 If running directly to multiple TVI monitors the
CD102HD-1 will be needed in place of a “T”
Connector
 Running Camera directly to monitor will need a
TVI monitor or the AD001TVI can be used to
convert the signal

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