Panasonic Introduces Advanced Matrix Solution for Mid-Range Systems

Orlando, FL -- Panasonic Security Systems, a division of Panasonic System Solutions Company (PSSA), is showcasing the latest addition to the company’s renowned line of matrix switching systems. The new Matrix System 650 is designed with simple, flexible architecture ideal for mid-range applications such as shopping malls, office buildings, and banks. In addition to supporting systems with up to 256 cameras and 32 monitors, the Matrix System 650 can accommodate up to 16 WJ-HD300A Series DVRs which can be networked for remote surveillance on any personal computer.

“With the addition of the Matrix System 650, Panasonic provides a high-performance yet cost-effective switching solution for the numerous mid-range applications that require sophisticated processing capabilities for a moderate number of cameras, monitors and DVRs,” said Steve Surfaro, Senior Manager of the Enterprise Project Group, Panasonic Security Systems. “The Matrix System 650 incorporates advanced processing capabilities in a highly compact and affordable package.”

Panasonic’s new Matrix System 650 delivers advanced performance capabilities including the GUI control which can be viewed in eight different languages, and multiple point control employing up to 16 WV-CU650 System Controllers. Additional key features include: PTZ control via coaxial or multiplexed cable, or via RS485 protocol; cable runs up to 3,000 feet without signal loss; simple set-up and board access; 1,024 alarm inputs and outputs with storage for up to 1,000 alarms; and up to 60 users with level and priority settings.

Programmable features include “tour mode” to switch cameras in predetermined sequences on a select monitor; “group sequence mode” to automatically switch cameras in preset sequences on up to 16 different monitors; and “group preset mode” for instant spot display on up to 16 pre-selected monitors simultaneously. The Matrix System 650 can also be programmed with “events” to activate preset camera movements, recording settings and monitor assignments in response to triggered alarms or time/date settings.