ONVIF profiles make it easy to recognize how ONVIF conformant devices and clients are compatible with one another.Īn ONVIF profile has a fixed set of functionalities that must be supported by a device or client.
Membership is open to manufacturers, software developers, consultants, system integrators, end-users and other interest groups that wish to participate in the activities of ONVIF. ONVIF was established in 2008 to develop a global open standard for IP-based physical security products. With ONVIF Profiles, all of your security puzzle pieces become corner pieces and building the full system just got that much easier.įor a detailed look at ONVIF Profiles you can view the Profile Policy and specifications on .įor more information on ONVIF Profiles, contact your local Anixter representative.ONVIF® is a global and open industry forum that is committed to standardizing communication between IP-based physical security products to ensure their interoperability and to facilitate their integration. The supported features of Profile G are configure, request and control recording from conformant devices and Receive audio & metadata stream. Profile G will extend the scope of Profile S for IP video and focus on edge storage and retrieval. Profile C focuses on IP-based access control features such as site information and configuration, event and alarm management and door access control.īeing built right now is Profile G. You can also quickly verify all conditional features based on the products used. When you use a Profile S device (such as a IP camera) and client (such as a network video recorder), you know which mandatory video and audio streaming, pan-tilt-zoom control and relay output and video configuration and multicast features will work. The Profiles concept is simple and allows users to easily identify specific interoperable features by profile.įor example, Profile S focuses on IP-based video systems. ONVIF introduced the concept of Profiles to make all of our physical security puzzle building much easier. Which camera fits with which VMS system and which features were supported? Also how do ONVIF compliant access control products build open architectures? You really had to dive into the specifics of the core specification to make sure all the parts of your physical security system would work together.
That’s the challenge security integrators had to deal with when choosing products that were ONVIF compliant. That would make it much more difficult to put together. Imagine you’ve been given a jigsaw puzzle to put together except that in this case the puzzle has no corners and no edges. Hi, I’m Matt Powers, Vice President of Global Technology Solutions.
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