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must be set independently of other cameras. Configuration choices must include storage frame rate, which is independent of the view frame rate. The Relay Server must be able save the stored video segments upon alarm or manual call. The Relay Server must be able to retrieve the video segments and play them forward or reverse in fast, slow, normal, and single frame advance motion. All of these functions must be available to remote viewers. i. The Relay Server shall be set up to store continuous time -based video at a rate of 1 fps (adjustable). ii. The Relay Server shall be set up to store alarm and post -alarm video of a configurable length at a rate of 3 fps (adjustable). 12. Multiple Viewer Access: A minimum of 5 simultaneous viewers must be able to monitor and /or control each of any number of cameras via a single Relay Server. 13. Multiple View Configurations: Capability must be available to display up to 25 video feeds on one display. The display must be configurable to enable any number of feeds on one display up to 25 feeds. 14. Bandwidth Manager: The Relay Server shall include the capability to limit Bandwidth Consumption on a per- camera basis as well as to dynamically control aggregate Relay Server bandwidth consumption on the Network. Bandwidth consumption must be adjustable remotely via browser. 15. Password Protection: The system shall provide for a minimum of three levels of passwords to restrict control of various functions to authorized individuals. 3.5 ALARMS AND EVENTS A. Alarm logging, paging /emailing, printing and reporting shall be handled by the Alarm Notification Software package, as follows: 1. All alarms and events shall be logged to disk — unless the user chooses to disable logging for a specific object or value. The number of alarms that are logged to disk shall not be limited by the software. 2. The software shall enable users to identify any event or combination of events to generate a custom event message and the software shall enable creation of dynamic event messages, whose contents change based on logic or current process conditions. 3. The number of alarms and events logged and displayed shall not be limited by the software. 4. The software shall allow for operator comments to be added to the alarm and event logs. 5. The software shall enable users to identify any event or combination of events to generate a custom alarm message. 6. The software shall support at least 10 user - definable alarm priorities. In addition, different alarm priorities shall be assignable to different alarm limits of the same value. 7. Each value shall be assignable to a user - defined alarm group. The number of potential alarm groups shall be unlimited. Alarm groups shall be configurable into a custom hierarchy of alarm groups and subgroups. S. Alarms should easily be configured such that the computer beeps, plays customized voice messages or .WAV files, or dials out to a pager when triggered. 9. Alarms shall be time - stamped to a precision of at least 10 milliseconds in order to determine the order of occurrence. City of Santa Ana Security Management System Specific Requirements Security Management System Project Page 17100 -16 SantaAna_SMS_17100