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Pelco Endura Mapping wins recognition
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Clovis, California (USA)
Pelco Endura Mapping was named Best New Product at the 3rd Annual World Game Protection Conference (WGPC) in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Endura Mapping gives users control over their Endura IP Video Security System. This flexible and intuitive interface makes it easy to configure and use maps in an Endura system. Fully systemized with Endura, the application can receive and manage alarms from components, view video from cameras, push video onto monitors, and control relays throughout the Endura IP video system.
An innovative pop-up window provides easy, instant access to live video, alarms, relays, and more. Using the pop-up window allows a user to maintain vigilance over the map without having to jump back and forth to the workstation application. Centralized management ensures security of the system. The Endura System Manager provides a single database for managing users' rights, permissions, and access throughout the mapping interface - systemized with the rest of the Endura system.
"It is really an honor for us to host WGPC each year and to provide a venue for recognizing the casino industry's top vendors and latest products. Pelco has a reputation as an innovator, and we are pleased to name the Pelco Endura Mapping System as the Best New Product for 2008," says Willy Allison, president of World Game Protection, Inc.
"WGPC is an important event for Pelco, bringing together the elite of the Gaming Surveillance Industry. Endura Mapping receiving 'Best New Product' is high praise and speaks to the quality and ease of use for this new addition to the Endura family of IP Video Solutions," says Paul Dufresne, manager - Systems Sales. "Pelco is honored to have our products recognized as a best solution for our Gaming partners."
The World Game Protection Conference is a two-day international summit dedicated entirely to casino game protection. Held in February 2008, this year's event hosted 34 vendors and 400 attendees, including casino security professionals, casino managers, and gaming regulators.
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