Observe or filter
In Observe mode the result and its frames show under the alarm's evidence and nothing is held. In Filter mode the alarm waits for the check.
Kalytera Cloud sits between your subscribers' cameras and your receiver. The alarm reaches you over SIA DC-09, as it always has. Sent encrypted, it carries a link to its video, and your operator decides in seconds instead of phone calls.
03:12:07 Alarm · Zone 4 · North gate
Wind? A spider? Him?
03:12:07 Alarm · Zone 4 · North gate Video link
One click. A man with a bag at the north gate.
The same SIA DC-09 your center has used for years, encrypted. Nothing to install there. The link opens in a browser.
With the optional AI check in Filter mode, burglary alarms from panel zones, camera emails and wired inputs wait while Kalytera Cloud looks at their cameras for people or vehicles. Somebody there: the alarm reaches you at once. Every camera checked and nobody seen: it reaches you marked AI filtered, a code of its own that can be turned off. Email, push and the site's outputs do not wait.
In Observe mode the result and its frames show under the alarm's evidence and nothing is held. In Filter mode the alarm waits for the check.
The portal's administrator sets the maximum wait, from 5 to 60 seconds. When it runs out, the alarm is sent.
A minimum confidence from 20% to 80%, set in the portal, decides what counts as a person or a vehicle. Lower finds more; higher filters more.
In the portal, one card sets, for every site, the SIA code of each event Kalytera Cloud sends you, and whether it is sent at all.
With the image checks add-on, view blocked, camera moved, out of focus and image frozen can reach you too, each with its restore. They are off until they are turned on in the portal.
Where the plan sends panel alarms to you, a panel's test alarm can go as a test signal, never as a burglary.
Your software can ask for a video link through the API and, with the AI check add-on, for the check of its cameras.
Test the signaling from both ends with DC-09 Studio Send alarms to an alarm receiving centre
Kalytera Monitoring is the Kalytera Cloud configuration for an alarm receiving center (ARC): a portal for the operators with their subscribers' cameras and their panels' alarms in one portal.
Tell us which receiver you run and how many of your subscribers have cameras. We'll plan a pilot with a few of them.