Tīkla kameras licence Synology Ierīces licence (X1)

Surveillance Device License PackSynology Surveillance Device Pack allows you to expand the configuration of cameras, I/O modules, access controllers, and transaction devices. Two device licenses are installed by default in the NGRR product on DiskStation or RackStation, and more licenses. As business needs grow, additional licenses can be purchased for subsequent surveillance devices.License planBy entering license keys in the Surveillance Station, you can configure and manage more surveillance devices. Each license key is a 1-pack of device licenses, allowing you to enable 1 surveillance device.Most of the time, each IP camera, I/O module, and access controller requires only one license, and each transaction device requires two licenses. Some cameras have different calculation methods. For more information, see the section below.Information on the maximum number of surveillance devices for each Synology product is provided in the specifications of each model.Special calculation methodsThe Synology Surveillance Station application has different calculation methods for different cameras, such as panoramic or multi-sensor cameras, as well as video servers for analog cameras.Camera typeCalculation methodsExampleNumber of licenses requiredNormalCamera chargeAXIS P13471PanoramicCamera chargeM3007 AXIS1Multi-lensFixed lensesCamera chargeAreconsision AV8185DN1Channel chargeAXIS F445Video serverChannel chargeVivote VS88018The table above provides detailed information on the clearing method for four different types of cameras. Some panoramic cameras (e.g., AXIS M3007), which support local dewarping, can provide more streams (e.g., quad view, dual panoramic view, and original view). Each normal and panoramic camera requires only one license to manage.Multi-lens cameras are divided into two types, namely fixed lenses or separate lenses. For fixed lens cameras with more than one stream, only one license is required. In the case of cameras with detachable lenses, Synology charges for each channel. [...]