The Emza Control Unit (ECU) acts as an alert storage and configuration gateway for locally-deployed WiseEyes. It supports a variety of functions necessary to manage scalable intrusion detection and visual notification from many remote WiseEye systems.

The ECU homepage provides an at-a-glance status of site intrusion. Events are color-coded for quick assessment (yellow-bordered thumbnails show recent events; red-bordered thumbnails indicate a live event).

Events are stored on the ECU, and can be viewed by date, time, and selected WiseEye(s).
Event Notification and Viewing: event images are sent from the WiseEye to the ECU over a wired or wireless LAN. The ECU then updates its web page which contains dynamic thumbnails for each WiseEye’s Field of View. Operators simply click on the thumbnail to play the series of event images.

ECU: Storage & Aggregation Gateway.

The Emza Control Unit is a small Linux appliance (H10” x W3.5” x D10”) that can be mounted in tight spaces with ease.

Live Monitoring.

Operators may also choose to view live images from any WiseEye in the ECU panel.

Historical review.

Time/Day descriptors provide a per-event list of all detection clips that occurred during the search period.

Network Gateway.

The ECU may also be connected to various wide-area network (e.g., satellite, cellular, cable, T1, fiber, etc.) to allow alert viewing from centralized Monitoring Stations.