Ibms Part Ib

TIDEL PARK Coimbatore Ltd.
, IBMS
Part-IB : Technical specifications
C.R.Narayana Rao Owners engineers - TCE
Architects and Engineers

TIDEL PARK COIMBATORE LTD
(A JV of TIDCO, ELCOT, TIDEL & STPI)

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVE TECHNO COMMERCIAL BID
PART 1B TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

PROVIDING INTEGRATED BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WORKS IN
CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING COMPLEX OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
PARK AT VILLANKURICHI (SEZ AREA), COIMBATORE

DUE DATE FOR SUBMISSION: ON OR BEFORE 19
th
June, 2009 at 15.00 Hours

TO BE SUBMITTED TO:
M/s. TIDEL Park Coimbatore Ltd
(First Floor TIDEL Park)
4, Rajiv Gandhi Salai,
Taramani, Chennai - 600 113.
Telephone No.: +91 44 22540500/501
Tax No.: +91 44 22541744

ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS:

M/s C.R.Narayana Rao
Architects & Engineers
#5/10 Karpagambal Nagar,
Luz, Chennai- 600 004 INDIA
Tel No: 044-24991676 (4 lines)
Fax No: 044-24991318

OWNERS ENGINEERS:
M/s TCE CONSULTING ENGINEERS LTD
# 73/1, Sheriff Centre,
St. Marks Road,
Bangalore 560001. INDIA
Tel No: 080-66226300
Fax No: 080-22274873

BID SUBMITTED BY:

M/s._________________________
Address_____________________

MAY 2009

TIDEL PARK Coimbatore Ltd., IBMS

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR INTEGRATED BUILDING
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
I N D E X
SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE
1 INTRODUCTION 2
2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR INTEGRATED BUILDING
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.
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3 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
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4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
AND CAR CALLING SYSTEM
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5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM 34
6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR IP CLOSED CIRCUIT
TELEVISION SYSTEM
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7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CABLE AND CONDUITS 88
8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
MONITORING & CONTROL
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9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR OTHER UTILITY MONITORING
SYSTEM
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10 LIST OF APPROVED MAKES 95
11 LIST OF TENDER DRAWINGS 97
12 INPUT AND OUTPUT SUMMARY 99


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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR INTEGRATED BUILDING
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

SECTION-1

INTRODUCTION

This specification comprises the concept and codes to be followed for the Integrated
Building Management System at proposed Building Complex of Information
Technology Park at Villankurichi (SEZ Area), Coimbatore.

1. 1 The IBMS shall integrate smallest sensor to the operator work stations.

1.2 All the functions of entire campus services shall be available at the Main IBMS room.
Integration shall mean all the parts of the system are connected together through
software and shall share the information.

1.3 The integration of the systems shall be achieved through software program, electronic
components and hardware packaging and communication network.

1.4 The IBMS contractor shall integrate with different system through RS 485 Modbus
/LON /BACnet network protocol and through DDC controller for system of electrical
equipments, lifts, UPS, DG set etc.,

1.5 IBMS components:

An Integrated Building Management system comprises of a management system
for the following sections:

Monitoring and control of utility system:

Monitoring of Electrical System (PLCs supplied by Electrical Vendor.)
Energy Meter recording and tenant Billing system including AC billing
External lighting Control
Under vehicle detection and scanning system
Fire door monitoring system and Fire pump monitoring
Elevator level monitoring system
Water sump Motor control and monitoring
UPS Monitoring System
Integration of BAS system available in the ACMV package thr ODBC/OPC
Attendance and Access control for O&M staffs through Bio-metric system.

Safety and security system:

IP based Addressable Fire alarm panel- Alarm and Detection
Public Address and Emergency voice communication System.
Smart card based Access Control system and Flap barrier
RFID Tag based vehicle barriers.(four wheelers)
IP based Closed Circuit Surveillance including External Solvency system
Visitor management system with photo id and card issue at security gate
Car calling system
LHS cables for cable trays

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The IBMS shall also address the special needs of a data center including the
following:

The design of the Integrated System shall have integration of the smallest sensor
to the operator workstations (Computers) with all function of the entire building
services available at the control stations. Integration shall mean all the parts of
system are connected together through software and shall share all the
information. The integration of all systems shall be achieved through software
programs, electronic components, hardware packaging and communication
network through Local Area Network through IP.
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1.6 The IBMS comprises the following parts:

(a) Automation stations (b) Field devices (c) Field communication network
(d) Main server (e) LAN Network

1.7 The Automation stations are autonomous, networked units. Multiple networks may
be required to be installed.

1.8 Each network is an island and forms a sub-network. The sub-network shall function
independently to ensure against total system failure and isolation / speedy
servicing in the eventuality of a bus fault. However the end controller shall be
provided with IP based in respective locations.

1.9 All such islands of network shall be interconnected at the MAIN
MONITORING/CONTROL STATION or gateway level. Thus multiple islands can
interact to form a common network link to the Operator Stations over LAN Network.

1.10 DDC controllers connected on the sub-networks shall have full peer-to-peer
capability.

1.11 Local storage at DDCs minimum 300KB events shall be provided.

1.12 Hot standby feature shall be provided for smooth interruption-free changeover in
the event of a Main station failure.

1.13 Hot standby /parallel redundant feature shall retain communication with the field
network and all data shall be available at the standby unit continuously to integrate
to Operator station.

1.14 The Main Operator station shall function as a viewing and controlling workstation
operated through any standard Graphical User Interface software or web browser.

1.15 The main Operator station is not required to pool data from the field or be
communicated by any interfaces to the field but shall access data from sub-system.

1.16 It must be possible to access and control the operation of one system from the
other system in case of necessity.

1.17 The system shall allow for operation scheduling, sequencing of various systems,
maintenance shutdowns etc.,

1.18 The system shall record alarms, events and other measurements and shall create
a historical database.


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1.19 IBMS shall provide following functions:

a. Supervise the operation of the facilities listed above

b. Facilitate quicker response time in respect to complaints

c. Better coordination of monitoring and control

d. Database for recording system history, information and management
pertaining to preventive maintenance

e. Facilitate to control from a remote location using internet/intranet.

f. Optimum energy utilization.

g. Shall provide open system architecture on which several other third parties
system can be connected through required software drivers.

h. Coordinated emergency procedures.

i. Advanced smart alarm management system (mobile, pager, and fax).

1.20 The above mentioned scope of work will be covered the following areas( i.e
refer tender drawings)
Common Area like lift lobby and corridors
Basements
Utility areas like electrical & AHU room.
Commercial areas.
For each IT office, 1 no of monitor module for FAS interface and 1 No
of 25 W wall mounted speaker will be provided for Emergency cum
general announcement.

2.0 The Integrated Building Management System comprises the following sections

2.1 ENERGY METERING SYSTEM
Maximum demand controller recording
Metering bus interfaces
Power consumption details

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SECTION-2

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR INTEGRATED BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

2.1 Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm System:

a. The monitoring of the status of various detectors/devices should be possible
at the PC level (Operator work station)

b. Fire pumps shall be monitored independently by the DDC controllers and
data visualized at the PC level.

c. Alarms and trouble condition reporting at fire alarm system Control panel
shall also repeat at the Operator work station.

d. In the event of fire, FAS using addressable relay outputs

i. Directly trip the AHUs in respective Floor.
ii. Give output to the Lift control units for landing to Ground level
iii. Directly trip the Toilet exhaust fan at Terrace
iv. Switch ON the staircase pressurized fans
e. The supervisory controllers/gateways shall simultaneously convey the fire
alarm data to the operator station terminals.

2.2 Integration with Access control

a. In case of fire, the FAS, using addressable outputs shall directly release
the door locks controlled by the Access control system.

b. In case of fire, the fire system outputs shall be used to deactivate vehicle
rising barriers, Flap barriers at Ground floor and all floor door locks to
facilitate speedy evacuation

c. In case a door magnetic contact shows open condition due to improper
closing of doors or long time opening, Access control system shall raise an
audio alarm at BMS room level.

2.3 PA System

a. During normal conditions, these systems play music in common area and
can be used to page people and to make public announcements.

b. In case of fire, a signal from fire alarm panel shall initiate announcement of
pre-recorded message in all the groups/zones. This has the highest priority.

c. To avoid panic in the entire building, manual announcements shall be
made to be restricted to the affected areas through the PA system.

2.4 Electrical Metering.

The electrical energy consumption of all the monitoring points shall be integrated to
Data Manager where the data are utilized for record.


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2.5 FUNCTION OF INTEGRATED BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM:

2.5.1 The scope includes Supply Installation Testing and Commissioning of operator
work stations (PC) including hardware and software confirming to the
specification, drawings and schedule of quantities.

2.5.2 The IBMS comprises the following components

a) Field control devices/components
a) DDC controllers
c) Process Data Manager which process data from the field through
required interface.
d) Central Monitoring Station (CMS) with sub systems, which provides
graphical user interface

2.5.3 The IBMS and BAS shall accompany all the integration features and work
seamlessly. The integration shall cover various subsystems provided by other
contractors confirming to the specification, drawings and schedule of quantities.

2.6 Hardware

2.6.1 The Main Operator work station shall comprise of windows based function units
necessary to acquire data directly or through a gateway / router, store,
visualize and communicate with other, providing high-level operator interface with
the system. It shall provide for GUI (Graphical user interface.) with the system.

2.6.2 The operator station shall support consistent archiving of alarms, offline trend data
and data backup.

2.7 The operator station comprise of the following:

PC comprising Intel core Duo 2.8 Ghz Processor @ L2 Cache 3 MB Intel 31 PR mother
board, 2GB DDr2 RAM @ 667 Mhz , 1.0 TB HDD , Keyboard, Optical mouse, ATX P IV
Cabinet with SMPS Prime Source, DVD Writer, Speaker with Window Latest operating
system. The system should be supplied with 21" TFT Color Monitor.

a) It shall have minimum 3 serial and 1 parallel port operation facility
b) The CPU shall have a LAN card with 2 USB ports
c) One set of speakers with necessary interconnection wires.
d) The system shall be provided with pre-loaded antivirus software.

Server:

SERVER: with Intel Xeon 3.0 Due 2 GHz or 3.2 GHz processors(dual processor capability)
with 1-MB level 2 cache standard, Processors include support for Hyper- Threading and
Extended Memory 64 Technology, Intel E7520 chipset, 800-MHz Front Side Bus,
Integrated Dual Channel Ultra 320 SCSI Adapter, 2 GB DDR SDRAM (Expandable to
8GB), Six expansion slots, Three USB ports, Internal storage capacity of up to 8.0 TB min,
with hot plugable HDD's, 12/24 DAT Tape drive, TFT 21 Color monitor, optical Mouse, 106
keys key board, 725W Hot-Plug Power Supply, 725W Hot-Pluggable Redundant Power
Supply & with GSM modem. Windows 2003 operating system with IIS & MS office. The
Server should be loaded with antivirus software.


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2.8 PRINTER:

2.8.1 The Laser monochrome printer shall be provided with 12ppm or higher
(paper per minute) and a Colour inkjet printer with 12ppm or higher and
with suitable resolution.

2.8.2 One colour printer shall be capable of printing visitor data along with photo
ID. Speed: A 4 size - Colour / Block = 31/ 32 ppm or higher.

2.9 SOFTWARE

2.9.1 The system shall be completely modular in structure and freely expandable
at any stage.
a) Each level of the system shall operate independently of the next
level.

2.9.2 The Management Level:

a) The head-end of management shall be multiple of sub system.
b) The Main operator station includes process visualization, data
analysis.
c) The system shall be open for vertical and horizontal integration

2.9.3 Network:

a) The system configuration shall facilitate the current network to be
expanded in future at locations designated by the user.

b) Central management of user-specific information such as
passwords and protected access to data and programs shall be
made easy.

c) The management system shall support software updates and
changes in the project data.

2.9.4 Automation level:

a) The logic written on the DDC shall determine the level at which the
actual processing takes place.

b) The processes are carried out at DDC controllers for autonomous
control (all control functions shall be independent of the
network/other DDCs).

2.9.5 DDC programming SOFTWARE

a) The software shall be a graphically programming tool. It enables the
user to
b) Make a function diagram to parameters.
c) commission all the automation station
d) Change the parameters etc when the system is in operation.

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e) The software shall be windows based..
f) The software shall be modular, structured and shall be based on
Window latest version, 32-bit technology

2.9.6 Process visualization software Features:-

Each system shall have the following software incorporated with

a. Open system
b. Web technology
c. Provision shall be made for supporting the web clients
d. Scalable system
e. System redundancy
f. Smart user/maintenance management
g. Smart alarm management (Advanced alarm module: notification
via SMS, fax, email)
h. Web scheduler

2.9.7 The Software shall be a flexible, user-friendly and user programmable
package. It shall allow the operator to construct customized display
screens and programs for control, monitoring and information management
and analysis.

2.9.8 The System Software shall comprise the real time operating system,
Communications Control, Graphical Operator Interface which includes
editors and viewers with original licenses for editing and viewing.

2.9.9 The editors shall include Schematic editor, trend editor, alarm editor, event
editor, report editor, and web application editor.

2.9.10 The Software shall provide true multitasking, concurrent execution of
multiple real time programs and custom program development.

2.9.11 Switching from foreground applications to background applications where
the background applications are suspended shall not be permitted.

2.9.12 The software program configurations will be done in English language.

2.9.13 The Software shall allow the user to modify and tailor the Operator
Interface software to the specific and unique requirements of the
equipment installed, the programs implemented and to staffing and
operational practices.

2.9.14 Online modification of system configuration, program parameters, and data
base shall be provided.

2.9.15 The Software shall provide a hierarchical linked dynamic GOI for accessing
and displaying system data, commanding and modifying equipment
operation.

2.9.16 The graphics shall form the main interface for all the operator actions.

2.9.17 Any level of graphic penetration shall be provided with the operator
assignable hierarchy. (ex: area, building, wing, floor, AHU, sequence of
operator pages, dynamic program display, point group etc.).


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2.9.18 Dynamic system data points shall be assignable to each penetration level.

2.9.19 Descriptors for graphics, points, alarms etc. shall be able to be modified
through operator station under password control.

2.9.20 Points shall be unique with respect to coloration, animation, audible rate
and duration, point descriptors, operator messages, alarm archival option,
alarm and warning limits, and engineering units.

2.9.21 It shall be possible to make point related changes such as system /point
enable/disable; run time enable/disable; analogue value reset, lockout, run
time limits, and setting a fixed input or output value /status.

2.9.22 Sign-off from a station shall be a manual operation.

2.9.23 All sign on/Sign-off activity shall be automatically indicated on the operator
station disk for subsequent display or printout.

2.10 Graphics:

2.10.1 Operator access to system points shall be controlled by individual
operator assigned graphic hierarchy and by privileges.

2.10.2 An operator shall have access to only those graphics and points
assigned to him.

2.10.3 The hierarchy shall permit operator to access initially assigned graphic
and to all graphics linked to and below the initial graphic.

2.10.4 The operator shall not have access to graphics in another hierarchical
graphic tree.

2.10.5 Each operator shall have combination of user assigned operating
privileges of alarm acknowledgement, point commanding, data
modification, and operating system access schedule and system
configuration changes.

2.10.6 The graphics shall provide the operator dynamic screen displays of real
time data with full color animated displays of equipment status, site
layouts/building plans and other system configurations.

2.10.7 The user shall be able to develop or modify graphic displays and assign
and position any array of points within each group Online.

2.10.8 Creation of graphics and assigning of points to the graphics shall not
interfere with point archiving and alarms.

2.10.9 Graphics shall be created via mouse and keyboard selection of graphic
library stored symbols and system profiles.

2.10.10 The Software shall provide the capability to create custom symbols,
system profiles, floor plans, buildings etc and to store them in the graphic
library.

2.10.11 It shall be possible to import third party developed drawings of the type
*.bmp, *.jpg etc. These imported drawings shall be displayed as regular
graphics with dynamic displays programmed on them.

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2.10.12 It shall be possible for the operator to penetrate from one graphic to
another by a simple mouse click on the graphic.

2.10.13 It shall be possible to select further penetration via a mouse click on an
area, building, floor, fan etc. The defined linked graphic below that
selection shall then be displayed.

2.10.14 Dynamic data shall be assignable to any and all graphics.

2.10.15 Shall be possible to display all data on a graphic regardless of physical
hardware address, communication channel or point type (temperature,
humidity, fire etc.)

2.10.16 Data points may be assignable to multiple graphics where necessary.

2.10.17 Graphics shall contain calculated or pseudo points. Each physical point
and point assigned to a graphic shall be assigned an English descriptor
for use in reports.

2.10.18 Points (Physical and pseudo) shall be displayed on the Graphic with
dynamic data provided by the system with appropriate text descriptors,
status or value, and engineering unit.

2.10.19 In order to view graphics in greater detail, a zoom/pan display feature
shall be provided.

2.11 COLORATION

i. Coloration shall be used to indicate status and alarm condition

ii. Coloration schemes shall be variable for each class of points as chosen
by the user.

iii. It shall be possible for the user to create and apply custom colors to
depict different equipment status and conditions.

2.12 ANIMATION

i) Dynamic animation shall be used to represent data (e.g., fan rotation, damper
position, fluid flow, tank levels, etc.)

ii) It shall be possible to customize animation to enable effective depiction of real
time data on the screen.

iii) The animation shall be applicable to both analog and digital points.

2.13 SIMULATION OF POINTS

i) It shall be possible for the authorized operator to simulate a point condition
from the operator station for testing the logic/control functions without
physically having the input devices connected.

ii) It shall be possible to simulate all types of points i.e. analog as well as digital
irrespective of the nature of point hardware.


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2.14 HELP

i. An on-line project specific, context-sensitive help utility shall be provided to
Facilitate operator training and understanding.

ii. The document shall contain text and graphics to clarify system operation.

iii. Help shall be available for every menu item and dialog box.

iv. The system operation on a single mouse click shall call up the help document

v. Pertaining to the dialog box that is currently on.

2.15 MISCELLANEOUS

i. Messaging and Alarm routing facility shall be provided on the operator station for
e-mail, mobile, pager, fax etc., (Alarms like MCP FAULT and message like
Change Break Glass Unit )

ii. The operator shall be able, (against the password control) to command a point
without having to place the system in manual mode.

iii. For a digital command point such as a 2 position damper actuator, the actuator
shall show its current state (e.g.: say Closed) and operator shall be able to select
Open via a mouse click. A keyboard option shall also be available.

iv. For an analog command point, such as cooling coil valve, the dialog box shall
provide facility to change the value as under.

v. By clicking the cursor on the set point value and entering a new value through the
keyboard.

vi. By driving the value up or down via the up, down arrows or slider feature

2.16 SOFTWARE APPLICATION

The main software applications shall comprise

Plant Viewer : Graphics based operation of the plant
Trend Viewer : Logging and display of measured value
Alarm Viewer : Display of alarm messages
Alarm Router : Automatic routing of alarms

Event Summary Logging of alarms, system events and user Activities.

2.17 PLANT VIEWER

The plant viewer shall support the following features

a) Hierarchically linked animated high-resolution bit-map color graphics.
b) Choice of 2D and 3D symbols with animation based on status.


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c) Direct access to set points, parameters, operating modes, alarms, time
programs, on-line and off-line trend features.

d) Dynamic multi-tasking with all active pages

e) Monitoring and operation of plant at several levels
f) Navigation to all other management station software applications

g) User definable page size.

h) Jump tags for jumps on the same level or between levels

i) Capable of graphics to be printed in color or monochrome

j) All graphic file formats supported by Windows can be imported (e.g. jpg, bmp
etc.,)

2.18 Trend Viewer

The trend viewer shall have the following features

a) On-line or off line real time data.

b) Simultaneous display of up to ten signals per window

c) Absolute or relative time intervals.

d) Zoom, scroll and cursor features for faster data analysis.

e) Flexible, easy to use scaling feature with charts displayed in 2D or 3D.

f) Management station display and archiving of on-line and off line trend data

g) Printouts of trend data.

2.19 Alarms Handling & Alarm Viewer

As a minimum, the system shall support the following features

a) Operation and manipulation of alarms (based on user privileges).

b) Alarm message printing

c) Alarms printed independently of the central station (direct connection at automation
level)

d) Automatic pop-up windows for immediate display of operation of alarms.

e) Audible or multimedia alarm indication.

f) Continuous overview of all active alarms from site (updated automatically, displayed in

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order of priority, option of personalized view)

g) Option of displaying detailed information.

h) Direct access to associated plant graphics.

i) Comprehensive filter and search criteria (time, date, priority, discipline, alarm status
etc.,)

j) Color-coding based on alarm priority/alarm status

k) Alarms for out of limit values (high, low), change of status, run time limits exceeded
etc.,
l) Option of repeating unacknowledged alarms at regular intervals.

m) Facility to save user-defined criteria.

n) User-specific configuration of the alarm view including on-line configuration.

Alarm management services shall also report the system alarms such as

a) DDC failure b) Network failure
c) Communication error with DDC/PLC d) Disk full

2.20 Alarm Router

In order to monitor alarms round the clock, alarm routing is an important
feature of the IBMS. The IBMS shall have the following features

a) Routing of alarms to alarm printer, fax pager or mobile phone.

b) Time schedule for each message recipient.

c) Alarm routing based on priority.

d) Alarm routing based on discipline (Security etc.,).

e) Alarms routing to person responsible at site.

f) Alarm routing based on text.

g) Alarm routing to person(s) responsible for specific equipments or
systems.

h) Option of manual transmission of messages from the management
system.


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2.21 EVENT SUMMARY

The Event Summary enables the operator to see the active alarms and
events and to acknowledge the alarms. The features are as follows.

a) It displays the active alarms and events according to the events
summary profile definitions that have been set by the system
integrator.
b) The system integration enables the operator to change some of
the settings of the Event summary.
c) The Event summary profiles file should contain the filter (zones,
severity, stations), security/feature options, default display options,
default color and default sort order.
d) Event summary displays filtered alarms and events by using filter.
e) Event summary enables to assign colors to the alarms and events
displayed in the browser.

2.22 Time Scheduling

The time scheduler shall have the following features

a) Weekly/Monthly time programs.
b) Exception programs (local, building wise or system wise).
c) Direct display of time programs within Plant viewer graphics.
d) Direct entry of various operating modes.
e) Easy creation, modification and deletion of all time programs.
f) Scroll features for fast access to specific weeks or days
g) Printed reports in various display forms.

2.23 Web Scheduler -

The web scheduler shall function over a standard web browser and shall be
accessible through a standard Internet/Intranet connection and enables
remote development of all scheduling programs.

Using the browser the user can do the following.

a) Define/modify tasks.
b) Define as many states as required for each task.
c) Define as many actions required for each task.
d) Schedule a timetable for each task.
e) Create weekly timetable templates and to use these templates
later for tasks.
f) Activity blocking both partially and fully for special days (some
holidays, religious days).


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2.24 Exchange of Data through Standard Interfaces.

1. The system shall be an open system using an OPC, (OLE for
process control (Object linking embedding)) which is a standard
communication protocol to exchange data.

2. The system shall support the use of standard interfaces and
drivers that make it easy to integrate with third party software.

3 This integration shall be directly at the management station level or
to make common use of data from the system, e.g. via ODBC
(Open Database Connectivity).

4. DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange) shall enable current data to be
loaded continuously into a spreadsheet program such as MS
Excel.

5. The system shall be capable of integrating with third party system
using Modbus RTU/ BACNET/LON works/Ethernet IP protocols.

2.25 Reports

1. Reports shall provide the user with the latest information from the
system at specific times or when specific events occur.

2. The following features shall be supported

a) Reports routed on basis of time and /or priority.
b) Manual or automatic triggering.
c) User-definable or standard reports.

2.26 Access Protection

1. The management station shall grant access to the system only to
authorized users.

2. The system administrator shall adapt to an environment to match
the individual requirements of each user.

3. The access protection facility shall define sites and equipment to
which a given user has access and the software functions
available to the user within the site.

4. The system shall support the following features


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a) Access to control and develop functions is protected with User
name/ password.

b) Individual access privileges covering access to sites, subsystems,
and program functions down to individual objects in Plant Viewer.

c) Encrypted Passwords.
d) Association of users to groups.
e) Association of objects to groups.

5. Every single group shall have the rights to

a Lock a station
b Shut down a station
c Log off
d Change the password

2.27 Totalization

1. For every digital point, the system shall be able to calculate:

a) Cumulative on-time
b) Cumulative off-time

2. For every point, analog and digital, the system shall be able to
calculate:
a) Cumulative alarm time.
b) Cumulative time overridden by operator
c) Cumulative off-line time.

3. Time tantalization shall have a resolution of one minute or less and
shall be displayed in hours and minutes

2.28 System Design

1. The DDC controller shall be a decentralized module with
autonomous intelligence
2. It shall be able to process, store and handle a large volume of data
and meet all the demands placed on it.
3. It should not need to be supported / located centrally.
4. The System shall co-ordinate the flow of data in both directions.
3. It shall be responsible for the communication upwards with the
management station, on the same level with other system
controllers, and downwards with the field devices.

2.29 The Data Exchange

1. The interface transmits and receives data both via the DDC bus
and trunk bus via System controller.
2. The tasks of the interface shall include:
a) Processing the installed DDC data points.


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b) Converting local system controller addresses (DDC) into physical
DDC module addresses.
c) Monitoring network and DDC bus communication.
d) Optimizing communication between the interface and the system
controller.
e) Synchronizing date, time adjustments in the interface and the DDC
modules.

2.30 The DDC Controllers

1. The direct digital controller shall be designed with functions distributed
both physically and functionally over the field controllers.

2. The DDC shall be truly autonomous with peer-to-peer
communication. However the end controller shall be provided with
IP.

3. The DDC shall have the following minimum features:

a) 32-bit processor:

b) Inbuilt real time clock with a battery back up for a minimum of 3
years

c) i) Inbuilt memory for viewing any historic data base at least for 300
KB events of various signals in each controller.

ii) Stipulated parameters such as temperature, RH, pressure etc
shall be stored in each controller.

iii) These parameters shall be available for viewing/uploading in
case central system is switched off or communication network is
under maintenance.

d) Provision shall be available for connecting laptops or PC directly to
DDC for local evaluation.

4. The autonomous controller for each unit shall be with EPROM and
EEPROM.

5. It shall also have Flash ROM chip of required capacity with
function blocks for performing required closed loop and open loop
(interlocks) functions at various locations.

6. The controller shall be housed in proper lockable enclosure,
providing for required data acquisition, processing capability etc as
required.

7. The controllers shall be completely wired

8. The controllers shall have all interface relays required for
interfacing with external system like MCC etc.


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9. Autonomous DDC Controllers shall be able to access any data
directly with any other DDC Controller or combination of controllers
on the network without depending on the central
processing/monitoring station.

10. These controllers shall also work without dependence on Main
operating station.

11. DDC controllers shall be provided with I/O points as per schedule.

12. Each DDC controllers location shall have 20% spare capacity for
future expansion at individual location.

13. The expansion /addition of I/Os shall be possible

14. The DDC controllers shall also house the associated terminal
blocks, power supply, relays (with change over contacts),etc.

15. They shall also have self diagnostic (testing) capabilities to monitor
healthiness of the controller.

2.31 Functions

The following user program must be processed by the Control Station

a) Operating functions:

Via graphic management schematics with dynamic display of actual
status information.
Manual control of parameters and status variables of the electrical and
mechanical plant.
Manual switch of programs which are not part of progress routines.

b) Monitoring functions:

automatic monitoring of connected plant and equipment
automatic monitoring of the system (idle or operation)

c) Data Visualization functions:

Individual processing of operating data for Building Management.
comfort chart data for temperature / humidity using psychometric
charts

d) In standardized form for :

trend reports
consumer statistics
fault statistics
maintenance management

e) Display functions :

for the representation and display of operating data and management
information in alphanumeric and graphic form.


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f) Management functions :

for optimization of energy consumption.
for rational use of personnel

g) Access control functions:
different operating levels for all information and all data by way of
code word or user key.

h) Commissioning functions:

for system specific software of the field stations and the management
system
downloading the system specific software to the DDC units.
testing of the software in connection with electrical and mechanical
plant.
automatic and periodic storage of all system data.

ix Test functions :

automatic and continuously running test functions for system tests
(hardware and operating software) and management system
configuration (communication)
test tools for individual hardware and software components which can
be activated manually.
Self test functions for individual system components which can be
activated manually.

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SPECIAL NOTE:

Incase any up-gradation software generated upto TEN years from the date of
Handing over. The vendor should upgrade free of cost without any
commercial implication. The scope including upgrading of integration and
operational software for all sub-system covered in the IBMS package.


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SECTION-3

TECHICAL SPECIFICATION FOR ANALOGUE ADDRESSABLE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

3.1. SCOPE OF WORK

3.1.1. The scope of work shall include designing supplying and installing testing
and commissioning of Analogue Addressable Fire Detection cum Alarm
System with central monitoring system. This shall conform to relevant
latest standards for fire alarm systems.

3.1.2 It shall be possible to trip from the Fire Alarm Panel through the use of
Addressable Output Modules, individual AHU activated by the fire signal of
specified detectors.

3.1.3 Input modules for monitoring water flow switches and other contacts like
magnetic door contacts.

3.1.4 The Building shall have a multi zone panel with each area forming of one
or more software programmed zones.

3.1.5 All wiring shall be done using 2c x 1.5mm
2
PVC insulated armoured copper
cable. (FRLS).

3.1.4 The equipment shall have UL approved system.

3.2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS

FIRE ALARM PANEL (FACP)

a) This is a microprocessor-based panel which shall be connected to the
various detectors/devices by means of 2 wire loops.

b) The Fire alarm control panel shall be able to supervise individual detectors
for proper performance as well as to give pinpoint location of fire alarm.

c) The panel shall have hooter alarm as well as facility for cutting off of AHUs
and ventilation fans.

d) The panel shall also have the facility for automatically dialing select phone
numbers in case of fire.

3.2.1. LOOP

a) A loop shall mean a 2-wire circuit connecting minimum 126 addressable
detectors/devices
b) The loop card shall have built-in circuit isolator to accommodate Class A
wiring.
c) The loop cards shall be of modular construction.

3.2.2 ADDRESSABLE DEVICES

This term indicates the complete group of addressable devices such as
detectors, Manual call Stations, addressable output/input modules etc.


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3.2.3 DETECTORS

a) The Detector shall be analogue addressable type.
b) The chamber should be easily removable for the purpose of easy
maintenance.
c) The address programming shall be done by a Base/detector or from the
Fire alarm control panel.
d) The detectors shall have a common base to allow easy interchange of
various types of detectors.

3.2.4 MANUAL CALL STATION

a) The Manual Call Station shall be addressable type with input modules to
define the device/location.
b) The Manual call station shall be breakable type with suitable protection and
base box. .

3.2.5 OUTPUT MODULE

a) Output module shall mean addressable points from the Fire alarm control
panel with potential free contacts for tripping of AHUs, power supply etc. as
required.
b) The system shall also be able to handle separate modules to interface the
speakers of the Public Address System.

3.2.6 INPUT MODULE

a) The input modules shall be of dual/single point type.
b) The dual channel module shall be selectable for Normally Open or closed.

3.2.7 FAULT ISOLATOR

a) This unit shall be placed on the loop preferably after every 20 devices and
shall be able to isolate electrical short circuit in the wiring.
b) All the other detectors shall remain functional because of the Class A
wiring of the loop.
c) The isolator shall not utilize an address and shall be built into the detector
base wherever required.

3.2.8 SOUNDERS

a) The sounders shall be of addressable type/connected by addressable
module.
b) The sounders shall derive power from separate cable with voltage adopter.
c) It shall be capable of being directly mounted on the wall/ceiling or along
with the detector.
d) The sounder shall have an output of atleast 85 db at 1 mtr. The sounder
shall be programmed to get activated in event of an alarm from a single
detector/device or a group of detectors/ devices.

3.3 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

3.3.1 The Fire Alarm System shall give Audio/Visual Alarm Signals when the
temperature in case of Heat Detector or smoke density in case of Smoke
Detector exceeds the pre-set limit.

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3.3.3 The voice communication for commands and instruction shall be given to
PA system console.

3.3.4 The system shall have a microprocessor-based control and monitoring
facility.

3.3.5 It shall be possible to program each loop with up to minimum 126 /159
detectors/devices.

3.3.6 Annunciation facility shall also be inbuilt into the Fire alarm control panel ,
the panel being able to initiate alarm signal for any particular zone.

3.3.7 a) The system shall be fully supervised for all fault conditions with
distinctive alarm operated for fault and fire conditions.

b) Test buttons and software features shall be provided to test the
electronic circuits and detector health.

3.3.8 a) The Fire alarm control panel shall be so programmed that when a
particular detector or group of detectors gives a fire signal the Fire alarm
control panel should be able to trip AHU/AHUs/Ventilation fans etc

b) In case of Fire in a area handled by an AHU the Fire alarm control panel
shall be able to trigger a Relay that shall shut off the AHU through an
additional contact provided in the AHU panel by the AC contractor.

3.3. 9 The system shall be based on an open protocol to ensure flexibility.

3.4 FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL (FACP)

3.4.1 The Fire Alarm Control Panel shall be micro processor based fully
Analogue Addressable, Analogue Control Unit with centralized monitoring
which shall control all Analogue Addressable Detectors, Manual Call
Stations and Switching Systems (for disconnecting AHU and power supply)
connected with IP card output for communication with other panel and
central control station (CCS).

3.4.2 a) All addressable units shall be connected to the Fire alarm control panel
through the Loop Cards and shall be addressed through individual
numbers.

b) The Fire alarm control panel shall be able to obtain analogue value for
all detectors in the circuit through a pulsed digitalized current data.

c) The Fire alarm control panel shall be able to analyses all analogue inputs
from all addressable units, and through its own software and ambient level
screening the Fire alarm control panel shall be able to identify fire, possible
fire or fault conditions.

d) The unit supervision shall be dynamic and continuous.

3.4.3 a) All the events occurring anywhere in building shall be captured in the
Main Fire alarm panel provided in the IBMS room.

b) Also, the all the events capturing by Main Fire alarm panel should be
repeated at repeater panel at security Gate.
3.4.4 a) The Fire alarm control panel shall also give adequate warning signal
whenever there is dust accumulation in detectors.

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b) It should be possible to change the level of ambient alarm calibration
condition by the use of software program.

3.4.5 a) Short / Open circuit fault shall also be reported at the Fire alarm control
panel.

b) In such cases, the system through the use of fault isolators shall be able
to isolate that segment.

c) The missing Detectors/Devices shall also be reported at the Fire alarm
control panel with identification of the location.

3.4.6 a)The Fire alarm control panel shall have the facility to set each smoke
sensor sensitivity remotely.

b)It shall also be possible to set the sensitivity to a high level or low level
based on night or day time.(time based sensing)

3.4.7 a) When an alarm condition is sensed at the Fire alarm control panel from
a smoke or heat detector, a delay time/alarm verification period shall be
started.

b) If the sensor is still in alarm after the delay time expires, an alarm
condition is reported.

c) The delay time shall be adjustable from 0 to 990 secs.

3.4.8 The Fire alarm control panel shall have the facility to perform walk test.

3.4.9 In the walk test mode, the performance of each device is checked out by
initiating the device.

3.4.10 As each device is placed into alarm the Fire alarm control panel shall print
the condition and automatically reset the device.

3.4.11 Audible devices shall be initiated, if required at a preprogrammed time.

3.4.12 If a zone is inadvertently left in walk test mode, it shall automatically reset
to normal after the idle time is exceeded.

3.4.13 During the walk test the zones other than the programmed zones shall be
under continuous supervision (normal mode).

3.4.14 In case of any alarm initiated by detector/devices the walk test shall get
terminated automatically.

3.4.15 Programming functions shall include alarm/trouble type assignment, point
descriptor assignment, alarm message assignment, etc.

3.4.16 Programming shall be carried out from the Fire alarm control panel
keyboard or utilizing the authorized laptop/desktop computer software.

3.4.17 The Fire alarm control panel shall have a Liquid Crystal Display of
Alphanumeric type.

3.4.18 The display should have high resolution, backlit 2 (lines) x 40 character.


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3.4.19 In case of testing of the system from the Fire alarm control panel the
Display shall be able to give readouts of analogue value of all detectors
being tested.

3.4.20 The Fire alarm control panel shall also be able to carry out continuous self-
monitoring when in normal condition.

3.4.21 The Fire alarm control panel shall have either an in-built or external printer
coupled to the Fire alarm control panel, which shall log all events with time.

3.4.22 The printout shall clearly indicate the event - Fire/Pre Alarm/Fault etc. With
the unit address and time.

3.4.23 The Fire alarm control panel shall also be able to discriminate between
false alarms and fire conditions.

3.4.24 The Fire alarm control panel shall carry out priority selection of alarm in
case alarm activities in two or more remotely located units simultaneously.
In such cases, the manual call stations shall have the highest priority.

3.4.25 The Fire alarm control panel shall also be able to actuate switches
automatically in case of Fire condition that of AHUs and power supply or
other systems such as piped pressurized gas supply /Access control
doors.

3.4.26 The System shall be fail safe and adequate safe guards should be ensured
that in the event of a failure of a part of the System it shall not handicap the
complete System.

3.4.27 The agency shall be responsible for preparation and installation of System
Software into the Fire Alarm Control Panel.

3.4.28 The Software shall be user friendly.

3.4.29 The system shall be secured against Software errors.

3.4.30 The system shall have the ability to be upgraded so as to incorporate more
features at a later date.

3.4.31 a)The Fire alarm control panel shall have its own Battery Backup of a
minimum of 43 hours in normal run and then half an hour in alarm
condition.

b) The back up time calculation shall be done as per relevant standards
and produced for approval.

c) The Battery shall be 2*12V (24V) DC and of sealed lead acid
rechargeable maintenance free type, housed inside the FACP.

3.4.32 The voltage rating shall be from 14V DC to 31V DC, though the voltage
may be change.

3.4.33 a)The Fire alarm control panel shall be totally enclosed dust and vermin
proof type made of minimum 13 gauge dust inhibited sheet with even
baked finish.

b) The Fire alarm control panel shall be of completely solid state design.


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3.4.34 a) The logic circuitry shall be based on high noise immunity solid state
hardware employing modular construction.

b) Logic cards shall be of epoxy fibber glass construction.

3.4.35 The Fire alarm control panel shall have UL approval.

3.4.36 The system shall be designed such that it shall be possible to add atleast
20% of the Detectors for future expansion without extra cost on the panel.

3.4.37 The Fire alarm control panel shall have provision for interfacing with the
Public Address System.

3.4.38 a)The panel should have the facility to interface with an automatic two
channel programmable speech dialer for verbal reporting of fire.

b) Fire alarm control panel shall be able to call four telephone numbers per
channel.

c) The programmable speech dialer shall have two alarm inputs and shall
provide listen-in capabilities through the built-in microphone.

d) The dialer shall have a built-in keypad for easy operation, programming
and voice recording.

3.4.39 The fire alarm panel should be provided with IP integration card

3.5 ADDRESSABLE DETECTORS

MULTISENSOR DETECTOR

3.5.1 a) All detectors shall be fitted with plug-in system type, from the
maintenance and compatibility point of views.

b) An alarm condition should not affect a detectors good functioning.

c) After resetting the alarm, the detector shall resume operations without
readjustment of any kind.

3.5.2. a) The detector shall have a Multisensor type integrates photoelectric
smoke and fixed temperature heat sensing technology.

b) It shall be possible to use a single detector type for both above and
below false ceiling applications.

c) The detector shall be capable of detecting fast flaming fires and slow
smoldering fires equally well.

d) The detector shall therefore be a multi technology detector or shall be of
unique design whereby a single type/model can be used in applications
where either ISD/OSD would be normally used.

3.5.3 a)The detector shall be able to sense incipient fire by detecting the
presence of visible and invisible products of combustion.

b) The detector shall be suitable for low voltage (between 13 to 31V DC)
two wire supply.

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c) The detector shall be provided with Single/Twin LED indication.

d) The sensitivity of the detector shall not vary with change in ambient
temperature, humidity, pressure or voltage variation, air currents and
should not trigger the false alarm due to the above condition.

3.5.4 a) The detector shall be suitably protected against dust accumulation/
ingress.

b) The detector shall be free from maintenance and functionally tested at
periodic intervals.
c) All detectors shall be identical in construction design and characteristic
to facilitate easy replacement and interchangeable by suitable
programming.

3.5.5 a) The coverage per smoke detector shall strictly follow relevant
standards.

b) It shall be possible to connect Smoke Detector with Heat Detector or
Manual Push Button in the same circuit.

c) The sensitivity of detector shall be set from the Fire alarm control panel
to suit the site requirement.

B. HEAT DETECTOR

3.5.6 a) Heat detector shall go into the alarm mode when the temperature
reaches 34degree Centigrade in normal course.

b) The operator (users) shall have the option of calling up the temperature
measured by the specific detector as and when required.

3. 5.7 a) It shall have in-built locking mechanism to check the removal and
pilferage of the detector.

b) The quiescent current flow must not exceed 400 micro amps and alarm
condition current shall be maximum 40 mille amps.

3.5.8 a) The heat detector shall be Analogue Addressable type and be able to
send analogue output to the Fire alarm control panel regarding its
condition.

b) It shall be able to communicate with the Fire alarm control panel by the
pulses emitted from the Fire alarm control panel

c) The detector should be addressed through base/detector and address
stored in a non-volatile memory within the sensor or by a decade switch.

3.5.9 a) The base of the Detector shall be electronics free and interchangeable
with other smoke or heat detectors.

b) The enclosure shall meet as per the relevant protection grade.

c) The voltage rating shall be between 15V -30V DC though the voltage
may be changed depending upon the working voltages of a proprietary
FACP.

3.5.10 a) The Detector shall have UL approval.

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b) It shall be possible to test the Detectors working both from the FACP as
well as locally.

3.5.11 a) It shall be possible to mount the detectors in Duct Casting Unit for
sampling of Supplying Air from the AHUs.

b) Secondary response indicators shall be provided for all the Above False
Ceiling Detectors.

3.5.12 a) The detector shall have twin LEDs/Single LED for 380/180 degree
viewing angle.

b) LED on the detector shall blink each time the sensor is scanned by the
Fire alarm control panel.

c) If the Fire alarm control panel determines that the sensor is in alarm, the
Fire alarm control panel will command the sensor LED to remain on to
indicate the same.

d) Each sensor shall be capable of being tested for alarm via command
from the Fire alarm control panel

e) Each sensor shall respond to Fire alarm control scan with the
information about its type for identification.

3.6 MANUAL CALL STATIONS

3.6.1 a)The Manual call station shall be breakable type with suitable protection
and base box. .

b) The device shall be red in colour and suitable for surface or flush
mounting.

c) Manual stations shall be interfacable to an addressable input module.
The manual station shall have normally open fire alarm and enunciator
contacts and these contacts shall close on activation. Contacts shall
remain closed until station is manually reset.

3.6.2 a) The Manual Call Station shall be fully addressable with its own
addressable module and operated by digitized signals from the FACP.

b) The voltage range shall be from 13V -31V.

c) It shall have protection as per relevant standard.

3.7 SOUNDER

3.7.1 The sounder shall be addressable electronic type and shall give
discontinuous/ intermittent audible alarm whenever any detector or call box
operates.

3.7.2 The sound output from the Hooter should not be less than 85 decibels at
one meter.

3.7.3 The sounder shall be powered from Main Fire alarm control panel through
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3.8 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM TESTING

3.8.1 FACP:

a) The FACP shall be visually checked for input voltage and ampere. All
zones one by one shall be de wired to check for fault signal indication in
the FACP.

b) The Power Source shall be cut off and checked for stand by Supply from
the Batteries. After six hours the FACP Source shall be switched on to
check for auto switch over to the Mains mode.

c) Tests shall be conducted for AC fail, charger fail, DC fail, Battery
Disconnect or Battery fail. In all such cases the relevant L E D should glow
and the piezo sound shall also give sound output.

d) Low battery indication, fault indication should be made available at the
panel.

3.8.2 SMOKE DETECTOR

a) The testing shall be carried out for each loop / zone,

b) Initially one detector in a zone and subsequently 2 or more
disassociated detectors in each zone shall be tested for Alarm Priority,
Alarm Queuing and Call Logging with time lapse between detectors.

c) An identified detector shall be subject to smoke aspiration from burning
paper/cigarette puffs, rubber and other materials which give dense smoke
held at 0.3 M distance from the detector.

d) The FACP should indicate increased analogue output for that address
and after the programmed delay time, a fire alarm signal shall be indicated.
This delay shall be utilized for alarm verification.

3.8.3 HEAT DETECTOR

a) The same tests in the same sequence shall be carried out for this
detector but with the application of hot air from a hair dryer.

3.8.4 COMBINED TEST

a) The combined test shall be in combination of Photoelectric / Heat
Detectors simultaneously with time lapse between application of smoke or
heat or as required by the client/consultant.

3.8.5 ADDITIONAL TEST:

a) One detector of each type will be disconnected and subjected to slow
dust build - up by means as desired by the Consultant/client and again
connected in the circuit.
b) Any part of the Loop shall be short circuited. The FACP shall indicate the
communication failure of all the devices connected in the short circuited
segment.
C) After the short circuit is corrected, the Fault Isolator shall return to its
normal status automatically, this being reflected in the FACP.
d) The Loop shall then be in normal operation again. Any part of the Loop
shall be de wired and tested as given above for open fault.

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3.8.6 All other tests as required by the client at the time of handing over shall also
to be conducted

3.9 MIMIC PANEL:

a) A mimic panel shall be provided at each floor lobby indicating the location
of fire. (For design office)
b) It shall consist of an architectural layout of the each zone/wing of
protected area.
c) Each symbolic detector / component or equipment on the mimic panel
shall be fitted with LED to give indication of alarm in case of detector
signify operation of equipment.
d) The mimic panel shall be of adequate size to give clarity to the fire
protection personal and its size and layout be subject to the approval from
client.

4.0 Specification LPG detector: (Kitchen / Gas storage area)
Induced gas : LPG
Power Input : 9 to 13V DC
Mounting type : ceiling
Buzzer level : 40dB/m
Alarm density : 13% LEL
Alarm mode : flash and sound alarm, shut off gas valve and network
alarm signal
Detector type : Suitable for integrating with the existing Fire alarm loop.
5.0 Strob:

The strob light should have lamp supported from fire panel. The lamp shall
be fixed with reflector. This should be fixed in ceiling and wall as per the
site condition.

6.0 LHS Linear Heat Sensor

LHS Linear Heat Sensor should have fixed-temperature multi purpose
sensor consisting with max ambient temperature up to 150F( 66 C ) and
alarm temperature of 190 F ( 88 C). This LHS cable shall be laid at
cable trays, tunnels, cable trays in open terrace etc where spot-type heat
or smoke detectors are not effective at classified hazardous areas.

The LHS linear heat sensor should be supplied with small diameter cable
capable of detecting heat from a fire over its entire length. The heat causes
the LHS cables special insulation to melt at a specific temperature,
allowing the two conductors to short together, thus creating an alarm
condition.
The LHS linear heat sensor connects directly to the initiating circuit of fire
alarm panel. The panel should have the capability to locate fire by zone
shall available when the LHS activates. The all necessary accessories to
be considered under this line item for communicate with fire alarm panel
like input/output module etc.
LHS shall has UL & FM approvals and should be installed as per the
standard installation guide line.
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SECTION-4

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM AND CAR CALLING SYSTEM
& EMERGENCY VOICE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

4.1 The Public Address System shall serve to

e) Play the music
f) Make general announcement
g) Transmit fire tone under fire condition.

4.2 Different levels of priorities as per following shall be allotted to different signals for
transmission through the same speaker.

a) Emergency announcements - highest priority.
b) Fire tone/Paging - Next
c) Music - Least

4.3 For the purpose of PA system the zones are grouped into three groups as follows:

a. Group One: Office areas and shall have general announcement and
paging services.

b. Group Two: Lift lobbies and other common areas and shall have
music, general announcement and paging services.

c. Group Three: Car park areas and shall have general announcement and
paging services.

4.4 All control consoles shall be placed in the IBMS room.

4.5 Announcement and background music shall be played from the IBMS room.

4.6 Car calling mike shall be in the reception area.

4.7 A signal from FA panel shall initiate announcements of pre-recorded message in all
the groups/zones in case of fire. This emergency announcement shall have highest
priority.

4.8 The system shall have a chime module for paging.

4.9 The chime module shall generate two types of signals consisting of either a two-note
chime or a single gong tone to capture attention before paging.

4.10 The speakers shall be distributed in the entire building and configured in different
zones.

4.11 The announcement shall be made in Individual mode i.e. one zone at a time or to all
zones simultaneously in ALL CALL mode.

4.12 Public Address system comprising of

a) Metal Cabinet.
b) Ceiling ring speakers.
c) Public Addressing Amplifiers
d) Central Control Console.

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(All samples shall be produced for approval before placement of order)

4.13 Speakers

1. Speakers shall be in metal enclosures with their line matching
transformers. They shall be interconnected in the zone configurations.
2. The types of speakers to be used in various areas shall be as follows
a. Lift lobbies and office area 6W ceiling speakers.
b. External - Weather proof 30 W
c. Electrical room, AHU room etc 6 W wall mounted speaker.

4.14 The Ceiling Speakers shall be as follows:

a. The speaker shall be of high quality flush mount ceiling speaker.
b. 6 dia suitable for max. of 3/6W/100V
c. Metal grill with powder coated and attractive design.
d. Tap selection with matching transformer 1.5W/3W/6W

4.15 Column / wall mounted speakers shall be as follows:

a. The speaker shall be with metal cabinet with suitable paint finish.
b. Terminal strip at rear side for connections.
c. 100V line matching transformer with 1.5W/3W /6W/10W/30W.

4.16 Public Address Amplifiers

1. These amplifiers shall be designed to accept the input sources i.e.,
Microphone/CD player/Fire tone generator.
2. The output is having a 100 Volts line to take care of line drop.
3. The Amplifiers shall be stacked in the rack system.
4. Tone control circuit is provided to alter the quality of the output as per the
users requirement.
a. Minimum 3 mic inputs
b. Minimum 2 Aux inputs
c. Resettable circuit breaker for protection against overload and short
circuit
d. Tone controls : Bass and Treble
e. Amplifier Outputs for speakers 4/3 ohm and 40/100V
f. Input power supply: 220-240V, 50 Hz

4.17 RACK ASSEMBLY

1. Rack assembly shall stack the public addressing amplifiers.
2. Rack shall be factory wired and shall have different channels for AC mains
cable and Audio signal Cables.
3. Rack shall be provided with wheels and with one lockable rear door.
4. The rack shall be operating on 230 VAC.
5. Internal power strip shall be provided.

4.18 CONTROL CONSOLE

1) The heart of the entire public addressing system is the Console.
2) One microphone given for announcements.
3) The selection of Music or Announcements shall be done by console
through a hardware or software switching facility.
4) The system shall make provision for dual channel output i.e both music
and audio announcement shall be made for the entire system.

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5) The control console shall make announcement such as Music, Fire one or
announcements zone wise.
6) The console shall have keypads on a sloped surface. The switches are
having respective LEDs.
7) Construction materials shall be of Hard PVC.

The different modes of transmission in P.A System are as follows:

4.19 MUSIC

1. The music is through the CD Players can be fed to the amplifiers.
The music transmission is having the least priority.
2. If FIRE condition occurs, then the Alert tone overrides the music in the
speaker.
3. In case any announcement is made, then the music will be stopped till the
time of announcement and music shall continue after pressing key.
4. To play music a separate switch for MUSIC shall be provided and by
operating this switch, the music is transmitted to all specified zones.

4.20 ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements can be made through the microphone and by selecting the
required zones.

Announcements can be made in following modes:

1. Individual mode
2. All Call mode

4.21 KEY SWITCHES

The following key switches are provided for different operations.
i ) Number Keys : 0 to 9 NUMBERS
ii) : MUSIC
iii) : ALLCALL
iv) : RESET
v) : ENTER

4.22 SYSTEM INTERCONNECTION

a. The speakers in each zone are connected in parallel and are connected to the
relay and switching unit. .

4.23 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

1. CD Player - DVD/MP3
The Player shall be supplied with remote control and suitable for 220-240V
AC supply operations. The system shall be capable of playing DIVX files.

2. Dual auto reverse cassette deck

Type: Auto reverse 4 track, 2 channel recording and playback setup, double
cassette deck.
Heads : Recording/playback : Hard perm alloy
Erase : Double gap tenite
Motors : DC servo motors
Voltage : 220-240V AC and 12V/24V DC


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4.24 WIRING

4.24.1 Microphone level circuits, line level circuits, loudspeaker circuits and power circuits
shall run in separate conduits. The conduits shall be medium duty PVC when run
concealed and metal conduit when run exposed.

4.24.2 All audio lines, including microphone, line level and loud-speaker lines shall be
floating with respect to ground, neither side of the audio lines shall be grounded.
No equipment employing single ended input shall be used in the system. If
equipment has a single ended input, it must be provided with an input transformer
to provide for floating condition.

4.24.3 Cables for both internal wiring and external connections shall be of high
conductivity stranded annealed copper conductor. PVC insulated, Extruded PVC
inner sheathed, overall extruded PVC sheathed conforming to applicable standard.
Voltage grade, size, no. of cores and screening shall be consistent with circuit
requirements and shall be furnished by the CONTRACTOR. All outdoor cables
shall be armored.

The cables shall be run in cable trays in the communication shaft and in conduits
up to the handsets/loudspeakers in each floor. The installation of the cable trays
and conduits shall be in line with the requirements given in the electrical installation
write-up.

4.25 Emergency Voice Communication System (EVC System):

Two way communication: All staircase area shall be provided with Two way
communication equipments. This equipment shall be communication between all
fire escape stair routes to Main control room (IBMS room)

4.26 Construction:

The two way communication instrument shall be flush mounted type with Stainless
steel finish. Suitable size base MS powder coated box shall be providing with
fixing the following equipments.

Step down transformer: 230 AC/ 12-24 V DC
Microphone 1 number
4 speaker with heavy duty magnet
Supply on Indicator
Push to talk button with LED display
Suitable cable terminal with entry provision.

4.27 EVC CONTROL PANEL

The EVC control panel shall have the following features:
Continuous monitoring of the circuits and trouble indications.
Announcements /Instructions to selected zones/areas
Audio & visual indication when any handset station is activated
The EVC panel shall be suitable Zone with control amplifier.

Note: The necessary operating License to play the music source with respective
department will be part of Vendor scope during the O&M period.
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SECTION- 5

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR ACCESS
CONTROL SYSTEM
5.1 SCOPE

a. The system shall prevent unauthorized entry in to the facilities and keep track of
the occupancy of the building all the time.

b. Access control system shall be based on Smart card technology.

c. The system shall provide multiple levels of access restriction as described below:

SECURITY GATE

a. One PC station along with Web camera shall be provided for issue of visitor id
photo along with the smart card.

b. The card should be programmed based on the flow of visitor to respective wings in
the building.

b. This PC will be located at Security Gate.

5.2 Ground Floor:

a) The Flap barriers shall be provided at the lift lobbies.

b) The Access control system shall validate the cards presented at the card readers
corresponding to each Flap barrier.

c) The event of passage across the flap barrier without a valid card shall be detected
by the access control system.

5.3 LEVEL OF ACCESS

LEVEL-1 - VISITOR - ONLY THE SELECTOR AREAS subject to authorization.
LEVEL-2 - SERVICE PROVIDER AS PER THE USER REQUIREMENTS
LEVEL- 3 SERVICE PERSON (AC, ELECTRICAL & House keeping) ALL THE
AREAS
Tripods at Main gate for Employ entry.

The level of access shall be approved by client / consultant /PMC at time of
execution.

5.4 SYSTEM FEATURES

a) An access card given to each person configured to specific accesses shall be
used as an identity card, attendance instrument, and access key.
b) It shall incorporate the following.

c) Acceptable interval between consecutive cards reads.

d) Selectively adjust door open period to accommodate cardholders with disabilities
and other situations that require additional time for passage through the doorway.

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e) It shall be possible to know at any point of time the occupancy of the building, the
people who went out of the building, monitor the visitors and guests by unique ID
given to them during the entry.

f) The facility shall be monitored from the IBMS room and shall maintain record of all
events continuously, round the clock, throughout the year.

g) The system shall be able to be placed in auto unlock which over rides normal
operation and places the door in an unlocked state for the duration of the assigned
period.

h) The system shall include anti pass back feature to prevent a valid card holder from
entering and then passing his card back to another person.

i) The system should be able to be programmed through keypads with unique PIN
numbers for individual cards for server room and cage areas.

j) The details of card holders should register on real time immediately after
presenting the card. The date and time stamp should also be registered.

k) The card activation and deactivation should occur online based on a time schedule.

l) Each panel should be able to be programmed for different time zones which
include the holiday programming also.

m) The card database should contain information on all cards/card users in the
system.

n) The system shall be capable of detecting door forced open condition when the
magnetic contact detects the door being open without valid access being allowed.

o) In case of double leaf doors, the magnetic contacts provided on both the leaves
shall be considered while determining forced open condition.

p) The card readers and access controller shall be UL/EN certified and shall conform
to FCC (Federal communication commission)/CE regulations for requirements
related to radio frequency interference.

q) The Access control system shall be disabled in the event of fire in the building.

r) This disabling shall be in addition to the direct action by the fire system.

s) The Master controller shall be linked with Direct IP.

5.5 HARDWARE

5.5.1 Card readers

a. Readers shall be directly connected to access control unit and shall be of smart type
allowing use of durable operating devices/cards.

b. The typical read ranges for the short and long range readers shall be not less than 50
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5.5.2 Features

a. It shall Offer high reliability, consistent read range and low power consumption in
an easy to install package.

b. Shall be able to provide multicolor LED, compatibility with all standard access
control systems and internal or host control of LED and beeper.

c. On reader power up, an internal self test routine shall check and verify the setup
configuration, determine the internal and external control LED and beeper, and
initialize reader operation.

d. Readers shall be sealed in a rugged, weatherized polycarbonate enclosure, to
provide reliable performance and high degree of resistance to withstand harsh
environment.

e. Readers shall be easily interfaced.

5.5.3 Specifications of reader:

Material : Polycarbonate UL 94

Power supply : between 12V to 24 VDC

Read range : not less than 50 mm for door & Flap barriers and
minimum 450mm for boom barrier.
Certification : CE /EN

5.6 Smart Cards

i.Features

a. Shall offer extremely consistent read range, they shall be unaffected by body
shielding or variable environmental conditions, even when close to keys and coins.

b. Cards shall fit into a wallet or purse and shall be used with a strap and clip as a
photo ID badge.

c. Cards shall be passive, no-battery design allows for an infinite number of reads.

d. Cards shall be strong, flexible and resistant to cracking and breaking.

ii. Specifications

Max Dimensions : 86 mm x 55 mm x 0.7 mm
MAX
(as per ISO std)
Minimum Operating temperature : 0 to 50 C

Description : 13.56 MHZ RF id technology

The card shall be provided with card holder, lanyard and printed logo of the
company as per their requirement.
The card shall be provided with Name, staff number, department, and
designation, date of birth, blood group and validity period in a separate PVC
card.

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5.7 Door control System

5.7.1 The Access controller should control the doors directly by providing controlled
power supply to the door magnetic locks.

5.7.2 The readers/keypads should get directly connected to the controller. The
controllers process the reader information and control the door direct

5.7.3 (a) All the access controllers shall be connected in a network and allow a
central programming for configuring, monitoring and control. However the
Master controller shall be provided with IP. All the access controllers and
master controller shall be intelligent.

b) The controllers shall operate as stand alone in case the communication
network fails.

c) Additional access controllers can be added to the same network for
future expansion needs.

d) The access controller shall be able to record and store a large number of
events and shall independently control and monitor the devices attached
to it such as card readers, door position sensors, electromagnetic locks,
alarm inputs and output relays.

5.7.4 a) The access controller shall perform the functions of access control
Management, alarm monitoring and control of outputs.

b) Once programmed from the Operator station, the controller shall be
capable of independently performing the above mentioned tasks.

c) In the event of disruption of communication with the Operator station; the
controller shall have the capacity to store a minimum of 5000 transactions /
events.

5.7.5 a) Each access controller shall have its own Central Processing Unit (CPU),.
Memory and control capability.

b. The controller shall operate the door control circuit within one second of
presentation of a valid card at the associated card reader.

5.7.6 The controllers shall be connected over a network and the network shall be
connected to Operator work station.

5.7.7 The controllers shall be interlocked with the fire alarm system to release the access
door in the event of fire.

5.8 SOFTWARE

a) The software shall comprise of the multi-tasking, multi-user software system
and shall have password restricted access for each individual operator.

b) The Operator station shall be capable of restricting access to the viewing
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c) The software shall have the capability of displaying alarm if communication is
lost between the Access controllers and the Operator stations. The operator
station shall retain the master program for each controller in the system and
shall continuously poll each unit and review its program.

d) The ACS software, as defined above, shall be implemented in the central
station of the IBMS.

5.9 Electro magnetic locks

a) The Electro Magnetic Lock (EML) shall mean a locking mechanism that works on
the principle of electromagnetic attraction.

b) Single EM Lock shall be installed on single leaf doors and double EM lock shall be
installed for double swing doors. Also the lock shall be suitable for fixing with
Glass door/flush doors. Suitable bracket shall be included for Glass doors.

c) The Electromagnetic Locks shall utilize direct hold low-voltage DC electromagnet
and armatures to lock a door. They shall be surface mounted and therefore no
mortising of the header is needed. There shall be no moving parts to bend or
wear, safe egress in emergencies is assured whilst giving optimum protection at
exits. The Electromagnetic Locks shall be used on any 90 degree hinged door and
with adapting brackets on sliding doors. They can be fully monitored and will
interface with any access control system allowing integration with building
management, fire and security control. Standard locks shall be configured for
outwards opening doors.

d) 600 lbs holding force
e) Fail safe type
f) Operating voltage 12 / 24 vdc
g) The lock should be provided with Green color/Red LED for showing open/close
operation.

5.10 Magnetic Contact

i) The magnetic contact shall be of flush / surface mount type.
ii) The contacts shall be corrosion resistant and completely hermetically sealed.
iii) 3 million cycles of operation shall not affect the contact. (Manufacturer
certificates shall be produced)

5.11 BOOM BARRIER

The MAIN entry and exit points shall be provided with boom barriers.

These shall be controlled by using Smart cards and RFID tags.

These controllers shall form part of the main buildings access
control system.

The boom barrier shall have an opening/closing time of not more
than 4 seconds without any bouncing of the boom.

The boom shall be made of 2 mm thick octagonal/tubular special
aluminum section coated in white plastic and laminated with red
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The weight of the boom shall be balanced using built in springs
and modification such as shortening of boom shall be possible at
site.

The boom shall be provided with suitable lever systems to ensure
that the boom is locked in both end position and shall be capable
of opening manually in the event of power failure.

The drive system shall be based on the torque motor operating at
230V AC.

The torque motor shall be fully blocked able at any position without
causing damage.

The torque motor must be instantly reversible and shall be
completely maintenance free.

The barrier shall not utilize either limit switches or slip clutch
mechanism.

The unit shall be completely maintenance free. The motor shall
stop at the end position even if the voltage continues to be
supplied.

The torque motor shall be located in such a way inside the housing
that the heat generated shall prevent condensation and shall be
corrosion resistant even during winter and rainy season.

The housing shall be constructed from 2mm thick galvanized and
phosphate treated steel.

xv) The maintenance hatch on the housing shall provide unrestricted access to
all components of the barrier.

The electronic controller shall be built in the barrier and can be
easily
accessible for maintenance.

The control unit shall provide inputs for various safety devices
and actuation controls.

The boom barrier shall open, based on the validity of the users card or RFID tags.

The closing shall be after adjustable time duration or based on signal from the
safety device.

The safety device shall be a non-contact induction loop vehicle detector with
potential-free output contacts indicating presence or absence of a vehicle.

The device shall not be susceptible to external interference.

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5.12 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR BOOM BARRIERS

1. Max. barrier width : 1200 / 3500 / 4500 MM
2. Opening Time : Max 4.0 sec
3. Closing Time : Max 4.0 sec
4. Voltage : 230 V AC
5. Frequency : 30 50 Hz
6. Power Consumption : Max 500 Watts
7 Housing Material : Galvanized phosphate-treated sheet steel of
2mm thickness
8. Material of Boom : 2mm thick special aluminum section with white
powder coating and laminated with a red
reflective tap strips

5.13 RETRACTABLE FLAP BARRIER.

5.13.1 The unit shall have the ability to detect and prevent unauthorized passage of
people through the path created either between one barrier unit and another or
between one barrier unit and a wall or similar barrier.

5.13.2 a) The unit shall employ adequate number of infrared sensor arrays to detect
the passage of people and the direction of their movement.

b) It shall also have the ability to detect any attempt of tailgating.(violation)

c) Retractable Flaps shall be provided in the Barrier to serve as the physical
obstacle to prevent passage.

d) It shall be possible to operate the barrier with the Flaps either normally
open or normally closed.

e) In the normally open mode, the Flaps shall close in the event of a violation.

f) In the normally closed mode, the Flap shall open to allow passage after
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g) The opening/closing time shall be less than one (1) second.

h) Further, it shall be possible to select the Flaps to open or to close in the
event of a power failure.

i) The Barrier shall enclose the required torque drive mechanism to operate
the Flaps with fast initial movement and soft end position approach. In both
cases smooth movement shall be ensured.

j) The mechanism shall incorporate torque limiting measures to ensure the
safety of the user passing across the barrier.

5.13.3 a) The spacing between the barriers forming a lane shall be 520mm.

b) The gap between the Flaps of the Barriers forming the lane shall not be
greater than 40mm.

c) The height of the turnstile shall be at least one (1) meter and the length
shall be at least 0.4 metre.

d) Also, one lane shall have a wider spacing of 900 mm to allow passage to
handicapped users.

5.13.4 a) The unit shall have a provision to install two card readers.

b) Passage of personnel in the appropriate direction after a valid card being
presented shall not give an alarm.

c) All other attempt to pass the Barriers shall result in an audible alarm and a
visual indication in the barrier and signals, popup, audible alarm in operator
station at IBMS room.

d) When a valid card is presented a green lamp shall turn on to indicate that
passage is allowed.

e) Indicators to be provided for lane not in use, lane open for free access and
lane secure conditions.

5.14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR FLAP BARRIERS:

1. Material of Construction : Stainless Steel -Slim type
2. Visual Indication
a End lights
I Red : Lane Closed or in use
ii. Green : Lane open for free access
.b Top lights
i. Red : Do not enter
Ii Green : Enter

3. Outputs for IBMS operator
station (access PC)
:

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a. Authorised Access
b. Unauthorized Access
4. Audible Alarm : Steady or tone
3. Access Control Inputs
a. Access Granted : 2 outputs (one per direction) Entry and exit
5 Motor High Torque motor

5.15 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR TRIPOD:

5.15.1 APPLICATION: outdoor Use

Stainless steel casework and stainless steel tripod arms
Drive: Servo motor type
Bidirectional control
Fail Safe operation in case of power failure
Suitable for integrate with Access control
Drop Arm facility

5.15.2 Function

3 X 120 degree tripod arm movement
Smooth and silent operation
Positive action lock to prevent two passage at one time,
An anti backup device prevents reverse rotation once the head has moved 25
degree from its rest position
A self centering mechanism to ensure complete rotation of the head to the rest
position.
Hydraulic damping to ensure smooth operation
Card Reader integration
Drop arm facility incase of fire potential free contact shall be provided for
integration.
One exit lane provided with visitor card collector integrated with Tripod Access
control system.

5.16 VISITOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

Visitor management must allow all visitors to be easily recorded, organized and monitored
from pre-registration with a Web Client to the return of a badge when leaving the building.
A software-based visitor management solution is required that is fully integrated in an
online access management system and offers the following functionalities:
Pre-registration of visitors, simplified registration process for previously registered
visitors
Recording of detailed visitor data, including photo (e.g. surname, first name, company,
address, staff ID, vehicle details, etc.), also by means of adaptable data input menus
(assistants, wizards)
Recording details of person receiving visitor (name, tel. nol, department, etc.)
Web Client for registering visitors
Additional, freely definable, customised fields
Customised data input processes shall be possible using wizards

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Issue of visitor pass and/or visitor badge (different layouts shall be possible)
Individual access authorisations for (pre-registered) visitors or groups of visitors, and
simple appointment rescheduling
Automatic invalidation of the badge after termination of the visiting period or upon
surrender of the badge
Automatic check-out of the visitor at defined readers
Automated, easy registration and check-out of badges (visitors) using a USB desktop
reader
Status of visitors is known at all times (where is a visitor and who are they with?)
Persons registered in visitor management can be booked in and out with a click. The
current occupation is automatically modified in parking management when a booking is
made.
List of all blocked visitors (blacklist)
Logbook of all visitor movements inside a building
Search function for all relevant data
If a member of staff has forgotten his or her badge, it shall be possible to assign them a
transition badge using the visitor management module. Authorisations for time and
access bookings are automatically transferred and the standard badge is blocked.
Support of multiple branches of one company through a grouping function, with filter
function for all relevant visitor data for a given branch and flexible user authorisations
for each group / branch
In a tenant system, the individual tenants can transfer the management of their visitors
to other tenants.
Data deletion interval: Freely definable time after which all visitor data is periodically
deleted from the database
Multiple language versions shall be available (e.g. a different language per branch)

Desktop Reader with USB Interface
The PC desktop reader shall be connected to a PC by a USB interface and must offer the
following functionalities:
The PC desktop reader shall be able to read / write badge data and must guarantee
the connection with the access management system. This data must permit a rapid,
purposeful search for persons in the staff master data.
Together with a personal badge, the PC desktop reader must enable secure PC
access without separate login being required.
A communication driver shall be available for integration in any given application.

RFID TAG:
The Tag shall supplied with following specification:
Suitable for 2.46MHZ Window button Vehicle Active tag with Adhesive back.
RF Interface : As suggested by ISO/IEC
Transaction type : Minimum 100 ms


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Standard Long Range Reader

1. The long range reader shall be a Standard long range vehicle identification reader
model and vendor shall specify the manufacturer of the long range reader

2. The long range reader shall read the encoded data from the vehicle tag and transmit
the data back to the host panel, giving an audible indication of a properly read tag.

3. The long range reader shall be no larger than 310 x 250 x 100 mm (12.2 x 9.8 x 3.9
in)

4. The long range reader shall have a typical read range of 5 to 10 meters, when used
in combination with a vehicle tag

5. The long range reader shall have a built-in antenna and electronics module
incorporated into one housing featured with an adjustable mounting arm. The reader
shall be suitable to be mounted on to a pole mounting frame suitable for pole max.
190 mm [7.48 in].

6. The long range reader shall support all common formatted wiegand communication
for universal compatibility with Wiegand interface card applications.

7. The long range reader shall have a user programmable repeat time mode in which
the tag must be taken from the reader field before being read again. This feature is
required to eliminate multiple reads from a single tag presentation.

8. The long range reader shall have a input for a loop to ensure that a valid tag ID event
without the presence of a vehicle will not result in reader output.

9. The long range reader shall be fully weatherized (IP65) for all weather conditions and
shall have an operating temperature of -30 to 60C (-22 to 140F), and an
operating humidity of 10-93% non-condensing.

10. The long range reader shall be made from stainless steel (AISI304) and ABS

11. The long range reader shall transmit at a 2.45 GHz frequency.

12. The long range reader must be able to utilize a 16-20 bit password between the
reader and tag. This unique security feature is user definable and controlled. A tag
without the same password data will not result in an output from the reader.

13. The long range reader must be able to fine tune the squelch inside the reader to
minimize read performance in multi-lane applications.

14. The reader must be featured with a directional reading range of 80 degrees
horizontal and 40 degrees vertical angle.

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5.18 Vehicle scanning at Security entry:

The design considers for scanning the vehicles under the chassis through buried cameras.
The system should capable of comparing the existing image and detecting the variation in
the system.

The Under vehicle boom detection system provided with necessary under floor camars,
monitors, connection wire, control equipment etc. The camera should provide suitable for
day /night operation along with LCD monitor for viewing. The reconding equipment should
have 1 TB hard disk to review the pictures as required by the end user. The equipment
shall be located at nearest security Gate at entry side. The equipment should be provided
along with speed hump at entry point.

ID card printer:

One colour printer capable of printing on adhesive labels is included in the scope of the
IBMS contractor. This is to be used to print user identification details such as photograph,
name, companys name etc. on adhesive labels that are to be pasted on the card. The
software supplied shall allow composing of above information and printing on the label. The
printer shall be a colour dye sublimation thermal transfer type of printer capable of directly
printing on the card and on suitably coated adhesive labels. It shall be capable of photo
quality printing with a resolution of 11.8 dots / mm.

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SECTION-6

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR IP CLOSED CIRCUIT
TELEVISION SYSTEM

6.1 GENERAL:

a) The objective of the CCTV system is to bring under observation all the key indoor
and outdoor areas at a central location.

b) Products with necessary certificates to be produced.

b) The CCTV system shall be designed, supplied, installed, tested and commissioned
as per the schedule and specifications. For monitoring the system necessary Pop
up, audio alarm, message indication shall be made available by the IBMS vendor

The CCTV System must have the following Features:

1 The CCTV must integrate with the Access Control and Fire Alarm System through
Software based Integration.

2 The CCTV Software must have Video Analytic Capability. Various Critical
Scenarios should be built into this project allowing users to gain intelligent functions
from the CCTV Platform. The CCTV Platform through analytics should also allow
People Counting, Vehicle Counting etc allowing customer to customize these
features into a business process support function.

6.2 SCOPE OF WORK:

The CCTV system shall be based on the use of integrated dome cameras (fixed)
and integrated pan/tilt/zoom cameras that can be controlled from monitor location.
The CCTV system shall have the following features:

a. To observe entire area or specific location of that area with minimum
operation of the remote positioning device.

b. To have totally flexible motorized zoom facility with a minimum
magnification of 30 X

c. Tele position of the zoom lens shall be at the highest focal length and bring
under observation any part / area being observed.

d. The system and each of its devices shall be designed to meet the site
ambient temperature and the site environmental conditions and shall
operate satisfactorily under the specified permitted voltage and frequency
variation band of the power supply.

e. A set of integrated dome cameras (fixed), pan / tilt / zoom (PTZ) cameras
(indoor and outdoor) with remote control operation of focus and zoom.
f. A professional housing with internal and external cooling fans to protect
both the camera and lens from the rigors of all environments and at the
same time it should be designed and built for ease of installation and
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6.3 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

6.3.1 CAMERAS:

a. The cameras will be of 1/3 format CCD pickup device.

b. The cameras shall be used for special observation purposes shall be located both
indoor and outdoor.

6.3.2 The cameras being used at these locations shall have the following basic minimum
requirements.

a) The cameras shall be integrated dome (fixed) and the integrated Pan/Tilt/Zoom
type .

b) These cameras shall be controlled from its monitor position, such that the cameras
can be panned, tilted, zoomed and focused on to any part or entire area which they
have been located to bring under observation from keyboard location.

c) The cameras shall be complete with the latest state of the art optical systems,
filters, light sensitive pickup systems suitable for capturing images with very low
light levels.

d) The camera shall have necessary interlaced scanners, encoders, decoders,
associated amplifiers, synchronization facilities and any interfacing adapters as
required, with all systems of that type suitable for a compact, durable, distortion
free and clear image processing type camera.

e) The cameras shall have automatic level control complete with auto iris, and gain
control of the amplifier and shall be complete with spot filter as required.

f) The cameras shall have automatic shutter or 100% closing iris to prevent burning-
in of image pickup device when the camera is not in use.

g) Both the shutter and it is shall fully close upon failure of power supply in order to
prevent damage.

h) The cameras shall have standby mode.

i) When the camera is not selected on any of the monitors, the power supply to
camera pickup device shall be switched off automatically.

j) Limits the video signal in case of scene high-lights in order to prevent overloading

k) The cameras shall have the features that shall prevent the occurrence of internal
condensation or condensation on the window, for which necessary
heaters/thermostats shall be provided as required.

l) The cameras shall be equipped with Pan & Tilt heads to allow for rotation over a
minimum 360 degrees in the horizontal plane minimum 90 degree tilt in the vertical
plane downwards along with necessary limit stoppers as required.

m) For PTZ cameras, power supply suitable for Pan/Tilt head cooling fan, blower etc
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n) The camera housing shall have a rain/sun shield and a weather protection feature
with a minimum IP protection of IP66 for outdoor mounted cameras. For indoor
cameras, the protection class shall be IP66.

o) The ratio between maximum and minimum focal length for the Zoom lens shall be
at least 12.

6.3.3 Each of the CCTV camera shall be located, mounted, positioned and installed such
that:

(b) The camera and its supporting structures shall have least obstruction for view ,
satisfactory movement and operation of the camera due to remote and local
controls.

(c) The cameras shall not be mounted on vibrating structures. Wherever this is not
possible then special structures or other facilities/measures for reducing
vibrations shall be provided.

(d) All the camera movements along with Pan and Tilt, and associated forces on
structures shall be taken in to account during the design and installation of the
cameras.

(e) The installation shall be such that there is least risk of accidental damage.

(f) The equipment and its components shall be accessible for maintenance

Plasma Television:

6.5 VIDEO & TELEMETRY CABLES:

6.5.1 CAT 6 Cables for all IP cameas for indoor and RJ 11 for external PTZ

6.5.2 The Power supply cables shall be also to be laid along with the signal cable for
external PTZ.

6.6 CABINETS:

6.6.1 CCTV cabinets shall be provided near set of monitors.

6.6.2 The cable from the cameras shall be terminated in this cabinet and from here these
signals shall be distributed to the monitors.

6.6.3 All necessary video amplifiers, interfaces etc., that forms the part of the CCTV
system shall be installed in the cabinet.
Size 42 diagonal
Resolution 1024 x 768 Pixels MINIMUM
Voltage 230 V AC
Mounting type Suitable for Wall /floor/ceiling mounting
Remote control To be provided
Built in speaker To be provided - 2 nos
Input Composite video, S Video, SVGA, Co-axial cable,
Stereo Audio in and suitable PC input
(15 Pin)

Output 4 Audio out, Video out
Power Cord To be provide with earth pin.

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6.7 DOME CAMERA
Image Device : 1/3 CCD

Resolution : not less than 480TV lines
horizontal
Input Power Source : POE

Min. Illumination : Not more than 1.2 lux

Pixel : 752 (H) x 582(V)

Compression : MPEG 4

Video Bit rate : 32 kbps to 4 Mbps

Listing & Approval : UL /EN listed

Communication : IP Enabled IEEE 802.3 and IEPF
std.
Video output : 75 ohms 1 V (PP)

Binary input/ouput : Opto Isolated inputs
1 solid state opto- isolated relay output

Multi streaming : CIF and 2 CIF 2 Streams
4 CIF resolution 1 stream

Housing : Poly carbonate ABS alloy

6.8 Hi-Speed Pan / Tilt / Zoom Color Dome camera
Housing : Integrated dome type compatible for wall
and ceiling Mount,
o Minimum 100 presets
o 12" enclosure
o 120/230Vac
o 360 deg continuous rotation
o Tilt 90 degree
Imager : Interline transfer CCD

Signal System : PAL

Resolution ( H ) : 480 TVL

Pixel : 432 (H) x 332(V)

Minimum sensitivity of colour : 1.4 lux at 36 X and 0.8 lux at 18 X

Lens : 30X optical or better

Digital zooming : 10 x or above

Video output : 25 to 30 FPS shall be guaranteed

Multi streaming : CIF and 2 CIF 2 Streams
4 CIF resolutions 1 stream
Input Power Source : Separate or inbuilt -24 V DC or
240 V AC
Listings & approvals : UL/EN

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6.9 SPECIFICATION FOR SERVERs FOR CAMERAS:

Vendors are requested to refer this specification for minimum standards. However
as per their system requirements, the costing and capacity needs to be worked and
same should be mentioned in the separate sheet.

TYPE : Microprocessor-based video processor combining
functions of multiplexing, digital recording, PTZ control,
motion detection and alarm event detection as a
minimum; to support color and monochrome formats.
Processor : Dual core Intel Xeon Pro 5100, 4 Mb cache and 3.0 G hz
or higher.
Chipset : Intel 5000x chipset
Memory (RAM) : As per requirement Min 4GB FDD DIMMS
Flash BIOS : 8MB flash memory for system BIOS and SMBIOS 2.3.1.
support
Graphic Memory : ATI ESI 1000 controller with 256 MB SDRAM.
Hard disk : For 90 days storage- 4 CIF resolution- 25 frame
viewing and 4 frame for recording.
Network : Dual Embedded broadcon, nextreme 100/1000 Ethernet
NIC
I/O Ports : 1 Serial, 1 Parallel, 2 PS/2, RJ -45 & USB 2.0
Other Peripherals : Keyboard, optical scroll Mouse
OS : Windows 2003 server with SPI ( 32 bits) or latest SP with
SQL data base (or) oracle.
Other Medias : 52 x CD/DVD/RW
Operation temperature : 10 degree to 43 degree C.
Alarm Inputs : 3 nos. programmable as NO or NC.
Alarm Outputs : 3 nos.
PAN / TILT / ZOOM CONTROL : To be provided over serial link to the receivers; keyboard
to be provided.
IMAGE RATE SETTINGS / UPDATE
RATE
: Selectable from 1 to 30 images per second per camera.
OTHER FEATURES : Multiple- and single-camera display options.
Operator-selected activity target settings.
Image enhancement tools.
Alarm/event triggered response options.
Simultaneous recording, playback, transmitting,
database searching and archiving.(storing)
Motion detection and / or sensor based recording with
multiple levels of motion detection sensitivity to be
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6.10 DETAILED SPECIFICATION FOR DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDING SYSTEM

The Digital Video Recording & Management System shall be designed and
developed to the following standards:
ISO/IEC15504Level3orhigher
(SPICE 2.0 Software Process Improvement and Capability Determination)
SEI CMM Level 3 or higher
(American Software Engineering Institute - Capability Maturity Model)
The Digital Video Recording & Management System shall include:
Camera Servers
Analytics Servers
Security or Control Systems
Operator Stations
Operator Keyboards
Network connected cameras and/or network connected camera streamers
Network infrastructure

6.11 DATABASE SERVERS

The Database Server contains a database of all network-connected cameras and
their configuration.
The Database Server shall:
Manage the system database, containing details including
o System configuration
o Camera configuration and settings
o Streamer and/or IP Camera Input/Output configuration and
settings
o Recording configuration and settings
o Details of recordings
o Configuration of operator views showing multiple camera layouts
o Schedules for recording, Input monitoring, Output switching and
video analytics
o Operator security details
o Configuration of Surveillance and Alarm Monitors
o Configuration of CCTV Keyboards
o Configuration of Video Analytics including:
Video Motion Detection
Object Tracking
Object Classification
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Camera Tamper
Manage communication between the Operator Stations
and the Camera Servers
Allow alarms/events in the Security System or Control
System to initiate recordings
Support connection to multiple Security System or Control
System servers simultaneously
o Each connected server shall be able to receive alarms, activate
events and view live or recorded video from the DVRMS
Report any camera failures or recording failures to the integrated Control
system or Security system
Provide a full audit log of all system status (camera, streamer, server
availability) and operator actions.
Utilize Microsoft SQL Server 2005 as its database engine
The Database Server shall be able to be used in a redundant configuration, using
two separate Database Servers (being executed on separate computers).
The backup Database Server shall be continuously synchronized with the
master Database Server to ensure that it is always up-to-date and ready
for a fail-over, when required.
There shall only be one Database Server or Redundant Database Server pair in
the system.
Hardware clustering shall not be an acceptable means of achieving Redundancy
for the Database Server
6.12 CAMERA SERVERS

The Camera Server(s) must be capable of supporting a large amount of disk space
for online video storage and access to high capacity archiving mechanisms for the
transfer of stored video to off-line media.
The Camera Server shall:
Manage live video and/or video and audio from camera streamers
Transmit live and/or recorded video and audio with video to Operator
Stations
Transmit live video to Surveillance Monitors or Alarm Monitors
Transmit live video to the Analytics Server(s) for processing using video
analytics algorithms
Receive analytics events from the Analytics Server(s) and perform actions
on these events based on pre-configured settings
Receive camera control commands from Operator Stations or Operator
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Store live video and/or video and audio to hard disk
Transmit previously stored video and/or video and audio to Operator
Stations
Archive previously stored video and/or video and audio to off-line storage
media
Retrieve archived video and/or video and audio from off-line storage media
Provide Video Analytics functionality including:
Object Tracking
Object Classification
Export the recordings into Windows Media Video file format so that it can
be viewed using standard tools including Microsofts Windows Media
Player.
Provide the ability to monitor cameras for tampering including:
o Changed field of view
o Blurred image
o Camera blinded or covered
Receive input events from IP cameras or streamers and react to these
events in a pre-configured manner including but not limited to:
o Start recordings on 1 or more cameras
o Send alarms to the Security System or Control System
Transmit output commands to the output port(s) of the IP cameras or
streamers
Facilitate intercom functionality by routing video and audio from the field to
the relevant operator station and routing audio from the operator station to
the relevant field device.
The Camera Servers shall rely on the Database Server for all camera database
information.
The system shall support multiple Camera Servers, with no limit to the number of
Camera Servers used in the DVRMS.

6.13 ANALYTICS SERVERS

The Analytics Server(s) must be dedicated to analysing video of interest streamed
from the Camera Server(s). The Analytics Server(s) shall not be used to record
video footage but shall pass event information from the analysis of the video
streams back to the Camera Server(s) supplying the video for analysis for further
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The Analytics Server shall:
Receive live video from Camera Servers
Process the live video using preconfigured rules and Intelligent Video
Analytics algorithms to determine events of interest
Transmit Intelligent Video Analytics event information to the Camera
Servers
Provide Video Analytics including:
o Simple Video Motion Detection
o Advanced Video Motion Detection
Provide the ability to monitor cameras for tampering including:
o Changed field of view
o Blurred image
o Camera blinded or covered

The Analytics Server shall not be used to record live video or transmit any video
live or recorded to any other part of the DVRMS.

The above mentioned server application like data base management, camera
recording and Analytic application shall be operated from a single Hardware.
Section 1.01 Security System
The Security System monitors and controls Security and Access. It provides a real-
time view of the status of the security system to operators using dedicated
Operator Station machines.

In relation to the DVRMS system, the Security System shall:
limit and grant operators access to live and recorded video images
send requests to record video
Command PTZ cameras to preset positions based on events within the
Security System
provide indication of any cameras or recordings which have failed
provide a link in its alarm list directly to any associated video recording.
Clicking on the link shall call up a pop up window that allows the operator to
replay the video without the need to navigate to the DVRMS.
provide the ability to develop custom displays with video and video controls
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6.14 OPERATOR STATION

Operator view shall be provided using one or more Operator Station machines.
These are connected via a TCP/IP network to the Security, Building Control or
Industrial Control System. They are capable of viewing live video and recorded
video from the Camera Servers. They also provide levels of operator security.

In addition, the DVRMS shall provide a Microsoft Internet Explorer client interface
for viewing and recording live video, video search, replaying recorded video,
system configuration and system administration. The Internet Explorer station shall
require no more than a once-off installation of software to the client at the first
connection of the client the DVRMS server.

Both client interfaces shall provide the ability to play live or recorded audio when
configured and available with the associated video stream. The clients shall have
the ability to manage Intercom calls using bi-directional audio when supported and
configured on the system.

The client shall provide the ability to display up to at least 16 simultaneous video
streams in various configurations. It must be possible to support both standard
aspect ratio screens (4:3 ratio) and wide aspect ratio screens (16:9 ratio) without
distortion of video but also taking advantage of the entire screen viewing area.

6.15 SYSTEM SIZING

The security system or control system for the site/complex requires that operators
be able to simultaneously view, record and replay video, as detailed in this
specification, for an unlimited number of cameras throughout the site/complex.
The vendor must size the Camera Servers to accommodate the requirements of
the cameras and desired recording frame rates.

6.16 MULTIPROCESSOR SUPPORT

The Database Server, Camera Server and Video Analytics Server software shall
be able to run on both multiple and single processor computers. Where a multiple
processor system is used the DVRS software shall be able to make optimal use of
that configuration.
6.17 SYSTEM FAULT TOLERANCE

A failure of any one of the Database Servers or Camera Servers shall NOT cause
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controlled by the Camera Server will be temporarily unavailable until re-allocated to
other Camera Servers using the DVRMS software. No physical changes to
hardware, cabling or connections shall be required.

6.18 SYSTEM SOFTWARE

This section describes the required System Software. If other software is proposed
then suppliers must be able to demonstrate full compliance with Section 4.

6.19 DATABASE SERVER

The Database Server will include the following system software components:
Windows 2003 Server (SP2) 32-bit edition or Windows XP Professional
(SP2) 32-bit edition
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database with Service Pack 2
Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) (web server)
Application software with functionality detailed in Section 4.

6.20 CAMERA SERVER

The Camera Server will include the following system software components:
It shall be possible to install the Camera Server software for all Camera Servers on
the DVRMS from a central location.

The SERVER QUANTITY SHOULD BE SELECTED BASED ON THE SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION BY EACH VENDOR.

6.21 VIDEO ANALYTICS SERVER

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6.22 SECURITY SERVER

The Security System will include the following system software components:
System and Application software detailed in the Security System
Specification

6.23 BUILDING CONTROL SERVER

The Building Control System will include the following system software
components:
System and Application software detailed in the Building Control System
Specification


The Operator Station will include the following system software components:
Application software detailed in the Security System or Control System
Specification
Windows 2003 Server (SP1) 32-bit edition, Windows XP Professional
(SP2) 32-bit edition, Windows Vista Business 32-bit edition.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 or greater

6.25 APPLICATION SOFTWARE FUNCTIONS

6.25.1 Live Video

The live output from cameras shall be configured and viewed through a
series of displays. These shall support:
Single camera view
Multiple camera viewing of up to 16 cameras simultaneously, each at
25/30fps and each view port supporting sequencing of cameras and/or
cameras presets for PTZ cameras
Specific viewing options for both 4:3 aspect ratio as well as 16:9 aspect
ratio (wide screen) monitors thus preventing distortion of original video
aspect ratio while still taking advantage of the entire screen area for image
display of multiple video channels.
Sequence view of camera preset positions
Modifying settings for a camera
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Adding and deleting cameras
Creating schedules for recordings, video analytics and Input/Output
monitoring and switching
Modifying Video Analytics settings and tuning for:
o Video Motion Detection
o Object Tracking
o Object Classification
o Intelligent Video Analytics
Modify settings for Inputs and Outputs on IP cameras and streamers
Modify settings for camera tamper detection
View and initiate Intercom calls with cameras configured with bi-directional
audio capabilities.

Users shall be able to select a camera from a tree control listing the cameras
available to the user.
The system shall also support multiple monitors in the following manner:
Alarm monitor: When an alarm occurs in the Security or Control System
Server, the live video output of the camera associated with that alarm shall be
switched directly to an alarm monitor. The user shall be able to acknowledge
the alarm to clear the monitor using the numeric keypad. Cameras that are
directed to alarm monitors will not be removed from the queue unless
explicitly cleared by the operator. It shall be possible to create a queue of
alarm monitors to manage multiple alarm views simultaneously.
Cyclic Alarm Monitors: An alarm monitor shall be available at the end of an
alarm monitor queue to cycle the camera views from unacknowledged alarms
if the number of cameras to view exceeds the number of alarm monitors.
Once the alarm monitor queue is filled, any new alarm will be placed in the
queue relative to its priority and then time of occurrence. Existing activated
alarm camera views shall reshuffle to accommodate the new alarm. In the
event that all the available alarm monitors are used, the oldest active alarm
camera shall be added to the cycling alarm monitor. The alarm views shall
cycle on this final alarm monitor until acknowledged and cleared by an
operator in the event of multiple alarms added to this monitor.

Surveillance monitor: Operators shall be able to command multiple camera
view or sequence or Single Camera View to a surveillance monitor. The User
shall be able to clear the monitor using the numeric keypad.
Monitors shall be able to be configured to act as both Alarm and Surveillance
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alarm occurs, in which case it shall show the alarm video. Once the alarm is
acknowledged, the video previously shown (as a surveillance monitor) is
displayed again.

In each of these cases, these additional monitors shall be either connected to an
Operator Station using a multi-monitor PC card or to other PCs.
Systems that do not offer this functionality are not acceptable.

6.25.2 Video Loss Alarm

The DVRMS shall support the video streamer Video Loss Alarm feature. The Video
Loss Alarm feature shall provide DVRMS operators with a notification
when the video signal from the camera to the video streamer is lost. A
video loss alarm shall result in an alarm being raised, the change of the
camera icon in the camera tree to indicate the alarm condition and an entry
in the system audit log for future reference.

6.25.3 Camera Tamper Detection

The DVRMS shall provide the ability to detect attempts to tamper with connected
cameras. The system will at minimum detect the following:
Changed field of view: repositioning the camera away from a reference
position shall trigger an alarm
Camera blur: any attempt to defocus or blur the camera shall trigger an
alarm
Camera blind: any attempt to cover or blind the camera (via abnormally
high light levels) shall trigger an alarm

Each of the above options shall be individually selectable as required per camera.
It shall thus be possible to enable any combination of the above three
detection options on each camera connected to the DVRMS.

The detection algorithms for tampering shall be run on one or more of the DVRMS
Camera Servers. It shall be possible to configure and tune the algorithms
individually per camera. The configuration screen shall provide:
The ability to enable any combination of the tamper detection algorithms
Real time feedback of the percentage of tampering detected
The ability to set the threshold at which a tamper alarm will be generated
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How often the detection algorithm should check for a tamper condition
System response to a tamper alarm including:
o Starting a recording with the possibility of also configuring the
system to record video prior to the event occurring. It must be
possible to record video prior to the event occurring where the
duration of this pre-record is a pre-configured value.
o Generating alarms with configurable alarm levels
o Sending video to an Operator Station
o Trigger an output on a device connected to the DVRMS such as a
network camera or video encoder.
Once a tamper condition is detected, the system shall provide visual indication to
the operator through both a text overlay on the live video and indication on the
camera tree. The text overlay shall be for viewing purposes only and shall not be
recorded.
Systems that provide the same camera tamper settings for all cameras shall not be
acceptable.
(a) Single Camera
From this display, the user shall be able to:
View the live output from the selected camera
Pan, tilt, zoom and focus the camera using a joystick attached to the
Operator Station PC
Pan, tilt, zoom and focus the camera using a pointing device attached to
the Operator Station PC. Standard Microsoft Windows 2003, Microsoft
Windows XP or Microsoft Windows Vista pointing devices such as a
mouse or touch-screen shall be supported.
For cameras which support continuous pan, tilt, zoom (PTZ), a mouse shall
be able to be used for continuous PTZ directly in the live video window. By
dragging the mouse up or down, left or right in the video window, the
operator shall be able to tilt the camera up or down, or pan the camera left
or right. Zooming must also be provided using the mouse in a similar way.
Manually record live video. Recording will continue for the configured
period of time. Once recording has begun, a stop button shall be provided
as well as a counter showing the recording time remaining.
Manually store the current frame of video (snapshot) as a bitmap image
file. The file name shall be automatically generated by the DVRMS
software and include the camera name, date and time of the recording (to
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Indicate whether video motion detection is currently enabled for the
selected camera.
Initiate an intercom call or accept an incoming intercom call.
(b) Multiple camera views
The DVRMS shall support multiple camera views. A multiple camera view consists
of up to sixteen related cameras viewed simultaneously on a single display.

The layout for a view shall be configurable from a selection of different layouts
templates. There shall be a set of templates for standard aspect ratio (4:3)
monitors and another set of templates for wide aspect ration (16:9) monitors to
properly utilise the entire monitor screen real estate without distorting the original
video aspect ratio.

It shall be possible to configure and save individual views for re-use. It shall be
possible for the view to be created by dragging and dropping cameras and presets
if applicable directly into the view ports from the camera tree.

Multiple camera views shall be divided into quadrants. For each quadrant the view
shall have a camera or be blank. Within each quadrant the view shall be configured
to cycle between any of the cameras accessible to the user on a configurable time
basis. Pan-tilt-zoom cameras, which support preset positions, can have these
presets cycled on a time basis. In this way an operator can view a variety of
presets on a series of PTZ cameras in a multiple camera view.

It shall be possible to show the camera names of each camera and preset (if
applicable) configured in a view on either the operator station and on surveillance
monitors. Hovering the mouse pointer over a view port shall trigger a tooltip
showing the camera name and preset (if applicable).

There shall be no limit to the number of cameras that can be assigned to a single
multiple camera view. There shall also be no limit to the number of available
multiple camera views.
(c) Sequence View
The DVRMS shall support sequence views. A sequence view consists of a single
camera view, which can be cycled on a time basis. Pan-tilt-zoom cameras, which
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way an operator can view a variety of presets on a series of PTZ cameras. Fixed
cameras can also be included in the sequence and cycled accordingly.

There shall be no limit to the number of cameras that can be assigned to a single
Sequence View. There shall also be no limit to the number of available Sequence
Views.
(d) Camera settings
Users shall be able to change important settings for an individual camera. The
details are grouped into several sections:
Camera Details
Camera Connection
Camera PTZ Control
Security
Camera Deletion
The parameters listed in the sub-sections below are configurable on a per camera
basis and their specific selection on a particular camera(s) will not limit the ability to
freely select other options on other cameras as required. It will be easy to change
any of these parameters for each camera individually as and when required.
Systems that do not allow changes to each cameras parameters on an individual
basis will not be acceptable.
Only users with the highest level of security are permitted to modify camera
connection details, camera PTZ control or delete cameras.
(e) Camera Details
The user shall be able to configure the following parameters for each camera:
Name
Location
Description
Camera Number (for fast numeric keypad call-up)
(f) Camera Control
The user shall be able to configure any appropriate camera to be PTZ controllable.
The following camera types must be supported as a minimum:
Streamer supported PTZ cameras and devices

The following PTZ characteristics shall be tunable on a camera-by-camera basis
from the camera definition pages:
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Tilt Speed
Zoom speed
Focus speed
Iris speed
Increment step size
Continuous Pan/Tilt speed

The DVRMS shall support streamer-side camera control for video encoders. In this
case, the streamer will be responsible for providing the control mechanism to the
associated camera and the communications protocol will not need to be natively
supported in the DVRMS.
(g) Security

The following parameters shall be configurable for each camera:
Area: Allows the system to be configured to only allow users to view
specified cameras. These areas shall be the defined by the Security
System, Building Control System or the Industrial Control System.
Control Level: Determines if a user is allowed to operate the PTZ controls
for a camera. Also used to allow higher-level users to take control of
cameras. These Control Levels shall be defined by the Security System,
Building Control System or Industrial Control System.
Control Reservation Period: Once a particular user has controlled the
camera no other user can control the camera until this reservation period
has expired. Users with a higher security level shall be able to take control
of the camera at any time.
(h) Camera Deletion
The Delete function shall allow a user with the highest-level security to delete the
camera from the system. After deletion name of the camera will no longer appear
in the list of cameras. All camera settings will be deleted but the camera record will
remain in the database for searching purposes.

Any recordings associated with a deleted camera will remain until their configured
deletion date. The recordings will remain on the Camera Server and archive media
unless they are later individually deleted. The camera name will also continue to
appear in the list of cameras used for searching the video clip database.
The Video Analytics License for the following should be considered in the
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1 People Counting License for Main Door Cameras to determine the Number of
People in and out of the Facility.
2 The Vehicle Counting Camera that allows you to Count the Vehicles
3 The Intrusion Detection License for the External Cameras
4 Any other Specific Process Control Licenses that may be required by CUSTOMER.
5 Lift lobbies in all the floors.

6.26 RECORDING

Recorded video is stored on the Camera Server. The Operator station shall be able
to locate relevant recorded video and to then replay that video at the Operator
Station.
The following methods of recording live video shall be supported:
User activated
Intercom activated
Event activated
o Security, Building Control or Industrial Control System
Streamer and/or IP camera Inputs/Outputs
Scheduled
Continuous background recording
Video Analytics
o Camera Tamper events
Snapshot
(i) User Activated
User activated recording occurs when a user viewing live video chooses to record
the currently viewed camera output by selecting the Record button.

The user shall be able to configure the following parameters uniquely for each
camera:
Pre-Record Duration: The amount of pre-recorded video that will be
associated with a user request for recorded video. This will allow the
Camera Server to capture video prior to the user request, as well as after
the request. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging from No
Recording to 5 minutes.
Frame Rate: Video quality required for user activated recording. It shall be
possible to have different frame rates for user and event-activated
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supported for the camera. For MPEG encoding, support shall also be
provided to record only the Index frames, or a subset of the Index frames.
Record Duration: User activated recordings shall terminate after this
period. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging between 0
seconds and 10 minutes
Retention Period: The default period that the Camera Server shall retain
user-activated recordings before being deleted. The retention period of
individual recordings shall be able to be changed on a per-recording basis.
Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging between one hour and
forever.
Archive After period: The default period for which user activated
recordings are available for playback before they are automatically
archived. The Archive After period of individual recordings shall commence
at the video clips end date and time and be able to be changed on a per-
recording basis. The period shall be selectable from a list of values to
provide a default setting for all recordings of this type per camera but shall
also be manually configurable on each individual recording after the
recording has occurred.
Delete After period: The default period that the recording will be retained
before being automatically deleted by the system. The Delete After period
of individual recordings shall commence at the video clips end date and
time and shall be and be able to be changed on a per-recording basis. The
period shall be selectable from a list of values to provide a default setting
for all recordings of this type per camera but shall also be manually
configurable on each individual recording after the recording has occurred.
(j) Event Activated

Event activated recording is a process that allows a segment of video or a
snapshot to be associated with the Security System, Building Control System or
Industrial Control System alarm or event.

There shall be at least four priorities of alarms/events in the Security or
Control System:
Event (journal priority)
Low priority alarms
High priority alarms
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The following settings shall be individually configurable for each alarm and each
camera:
associated with an alarm/event. This shall allow the Camera Server to
capture video prior to the alarm/event, as well as after the alarm/event.
Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging between 0 seconds and 5
minutes.
Post Record Duration: Event activated recordings shall terminate after
this period. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging between 0
seconds and 5 minutes
Frame Rate. Video quality required for event activated recording. It shall
be possible to have different frame rates for user, event-activated,
scheduled and motion detection activated recordings. Shall be selectable
from the entire range of frame rates supported for the camera/streamer.
For MPEG encoding, support shall also be provided to record only the
Index frames, or a subset of the Index frames.
Retention period. The default period the Camera Server will retain
event-activated recordings before being deleted. The retention period
of individual recordings shall be able to be changed as necessary.
Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging between one hour
and forever.
Archive After period: The default period for which event activated
recordings are available for playback before they are automatically
archived. The Archive After period of individual recordings shall commence
at the video clips end date and time and be able to be changed on a per-
recording basis. The period shall be selectable from a list of values to
provide a default setting for all recordings of this type per camera but shall
also be manually configurable on each individual recording after the
recording has occurred.

The pre-record and post-record durations in the paragraph above define the
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by-camera basis. However each alarm or event causing video to be recorded shall
also be capable of individual configuration with pre and post alarm periods being
selected from a range defined by the maximum settings for the camera.

DVRMS systems requiring a single pre and post record event period to be defined
for all alarms and events on an individual camera are not acceptable. DVRMS
systems requiring a single pre and post event period to be defined for all alarms
and events on all cameras are also not acceptable.

In the case of multiple alarms/events relating to the same camera, a video clip shall
be created for each alarm/event.

For cameras that support Pan/Tilt/Zoom and Presets, a specified preset location
shall be selected automatically when the alarm/event occurs prior to the event
activated recording commencing. For example, when an alarm is detected on a
security door, the alarm shall trigger a PTZ camera to move to a preset position,
which is pointing at the door prior to the DVRMS commencing recording.
(k) Device Input/Output Activated
Input or output recording activation occurs when an input or an output connected to
an IP camera or streamer is activated and then subsequently triggers recording on
one or more associated cameras.

It shall be possible for any digital input or output connected to a streamer or
IP camera on the system to trigger a recording on one or more cameras
simultaneously.
The following settings shall be individually configurable for each alarm and each
camera:
associated with a device input/output. This shall allow the Camera Server
to capture video prior to the alarm/event, as well as after the alarm/event.
Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging between 0 seconds and 5
minutes.
Post Record Duration: Device input/output activated recordings shall
terminate after this period. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging
between 0 seconds and 10 minutes or while the device is active.
Frame Rate. Video quality required for device inout/output activated
recording. It shall be possible to have different frame rates for user, device
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activated recordings. Shall be selectable from the entire range of frame
rates supported for the camera/streamer. For MPEG encoding, support
shall also be provided to record only the Index frames, or a subset of the
Index frames.
Retention period. The default period the Camera Server will retain
device input/output activated recordings before being deleted. The
retention period of individual recordings shall be able to be changed
as necessary. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging
between one hour and forever.
Archive After period: The default period for which device input/output
activated recordings are available for playback before they are
automatically archived. The Archive After period of individual recordings
shall commence at the video clips end date and time and be able to be
changed on a per-recording basis. The period shall be selectable from a
list of values to provide a default setting for all recordings of this type per
camera but shall also be manually configurable on each individual
recording after the recording has occurred.

The pre-record and post-record durations in the paragraph above define the
maximum allowable limits for each camera. They shall be configured on a camera-
by-camera basis.

For cameras that support Pan/Tilt/Zoom Presets, a specified preset location shall
be selected automatically when the input/output event occurs prior to the recording
commencing. For example, when an intrusion alarm is detected, the alarm shall
trigger a PTZ camera to move to a preset position, which is pointing at the area
monitored by the intrusion sensor prior to the DVRMS commencing recording.
(l) Scheduled

Scheduled recording allows video to be recorded between start and stop times on
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The system shall support the ability to schedule recordings for each individual
camera for times in the future. For each scheduled recording the user shall
be able to configure the following (with descriptions as per User Activated
and Event Activated recordings):

Start time
Stop time
Frame rate for the recording
Retention period before the recording will be deleted
Recurrence (if this is to be a recurring schedule)
Description (at least 255 characters)
Archive After period providing the period after which the recording will
automatically be archived
Delete After period providing the period after which the recording will
automatically be deleted
Whether audio is recorded with the scheduled recording or not (if
supported on the camera)

There shall be no limit on the number of schedules that can be entered for the
system. There shall be no limit to the number of schedules per camera.
(m) Continuous background recording

The system shall support the ability to provide continuous background recording
from any camera(s) managed by the system. Background recordings will
be stored as a discrete series of clips and will continue to operate in the
event that communication between the Camera Server and the Database
Server is lost. Once communication is restored, all relevant information will
be updated to the Database Server.

For each camera the user shall be able to configure the following (with descriptions
as per User Activated and Event Activated recordings):
Enable / disable background recording
Duration of the recorded clip
Frame rate for the recording
Enable / disable archiving of the clip and the period after which to archive
Retention period before the recording will be deleted
Enable or disable audio recording (if available)

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Archive After period providing the period after which the recording will
automatically be archived
Delete After period providing the period after which the recording will
automatically be deleted

Systems that require the configuration of multiple time periods to manage
background recordings will not be accepted.

Continuous background recordings will not be dependant on network
communications between the Camera Server and the Database server. Once
configured, these recordings will continue to operate in the event that this
communication is lost.
(n) Video analytics

The DVRMS system must be able to activate recordings automatically based on
events generated by the real-time analysis of video from any camera on the system
that has Video Analytics enabled. The real time analysis comprises several
algorithms as follows:
Object Tracking and Object Classification
Intelligent Video Analytics.
(i) Video Motion Detection

The DVRMS system must be able to support video motion detection algorithms,
which can be executed by the video streamer or the Camera Server. The enabling
of Video Motion Detection shall be either:
on a continuous basis
scheduled for particular times, dates, days, months etc
The Camera Server-based algorithm must be able to provide the following
functionality:
Detect and track objects
Learn the scene
Adapt to a changing outdoor environment
Ignore environmental changes including rain, hail, wind, swaying trees and
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Detection Type: Continuous or scheduled
Actions to Perform When Motion is Detected: When motion is detected,
the following actions shall be performed automatically:
o Generate an alarm in the Security System, Building Control
System or Industrial Control System of configurable priority
(journal, low, medium, high)
o Start a recording, with the following configurable settings
Pre-Record Duration: The amount of pre-recorded video,
allowing the Camera Server to capture video prior to the
detection of motion, as well as after the detection of
motion. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging
between 0 seconds and 5 minutes.
Post Record Duration: Motion detection activated
recordings will terminate after this period. Shall be
selectable from a list of values ranging between 0 seconds
and 10 minutes or until motion has stopped. It shall be
possible for the recording to continue until the motion
detection algorithm considers motion finished.
Frame Rate. Video quality required for motion detection
activated recordings. Shall be selectable from the entire
range of frame rates supported for the camera/streamer.
For MPEG encoding, support shall be provided to record
only the Index frames, or a subset of the Index frames.
Retention period. The default period that motion
detection activated recordings will be retained by the
Camera Server before being deleted. The retention
period of individual recordings shall be able to be
changed as necessary. Shall be selectable from a list
of values ranging between one hour and forever.
Archive After period: The default period for which motion
detection activated recordings are available for playback
before they are automatically archived. The Archive After
period of individual recordings shall commence at the
video clips end date and time and be able to be changed
on a per-recording basis. The period shall be selectable
from a list of values to provide a default setting for all
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manually configurable on each individual recording after
the recording has occurred.
Delete After period: The default period that the recording
will be retained before being automatically deleted by the
system. The Delete After period of individual recordings
shall commence at the video clips end date and time and
shall be and be able to be changed on a per-recording
basis. The period shall be selectable from a list of values
to provide a default setting for all recordings of this type
per camera but shall also be manually configurable on
each individual recording after the recording has occurred.
o Send video to an operator station or alarm monitor: Automatically
switch an operator station or alarm monitor to view the camera
which has motion detected
o Trigger an output device on a related network camera or video
encoder
Motion Finished Time: The amount of time where no motion (inactivity) is
detected before the previous motion is classified as completed. This shall
be used for allowing recordings to continue until motion has finished.

The DVRMS must provide a means of automatic and manual tuning of the Video
Motion Detection for each camera. Incorporated within this tuning are the following:
Selection of the frame rate used for detection
Optimization for directions of movement
o In any direction
o Across the camera view
o Towards and away from the camera
Sensitivity level to fine tune the motion detection algorithm
Specification of a minimum object size to allow noise filtering in the system
to reduce false detections and alarms.

The DVRMS must also provide the ability to only detect motion in particular regions
of the camera view. The ability to graphically select these regions using the
mouse must be provided, with an unlimited number of regions permitted
per camera. The regions of interest will be multi-verticed shapes with a
minimum of 6 vertices to allow the region to be properly matched to the
scene being detected. It shall be possible to add and remove vertices from
the defined region of interest as needed. Solutions providing only
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Each region must be able to be individually tuned and have separate tuning
parameters. This method of tuning must also provide a live tuning window
whereby these settings and regions can be altered and tested prior to be
being used. This live tuning window shall show the live video as well as the
regions of interest. During the time that motion is detected within a region,
the border of the region shall change to a different color. In this way, tuning
can be performed to achieve the desired performance. Text shall also be
provided in the window to alert the user that motion has been detected.
(ii) Object Tracking and Object Classification
The DVRMS must provide the ability to acquire, classify and track an object within
a predefined field of view on selected cameras.
The Camera Server-based algorithm must be able to provide the following
functionality:
Detect and track objects
Classify the object with the following groupings
o Person
o Vehicle
o Other
o Any
Learn the scene
Adapt to a changing outdoor environment
Ignore environmental changes including rain, hail, wind, swaying trees and
gradual light changes

Actions to Perform When an Object is detected, classified and
tracked: When the event/alarm is raised, the following actions shall be
performed automatically:
o Generate an alarm in the Security System, Building Control
System or Industrial Control System of configurable priority
(journal, low, medium, high)
o Start a recording, with the following configurable settings
Pre-Record Duration: The amount of pre-recorded video,
allowing the Camera Server to capture video prior to the
alarm/event, as well as after the alarm/event, shall be
selectable from a list of values ranging between 0 seconds
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Record Duration: The period that the recording is active
relating to the period of activity in the region of interest.
Activated recordings will terminate after this period. Shall
be selectable from a list of values ranging between 0
seconds and 10 minutes or the object is no longer in the
region of interest.
Frame Rate. Video quality required for Object Tracking
and/or Object Classification activated recordings. Shall be
selectable from the entire range of frame rates supported
for the camera/streamer. For MPEG encoding, support
shall be provided to record only the Index frames, or a
subset of the Index frames.
Retention period. The default period that Object
Tracking and/or Object Classification activated
recordings will be retained by the Camera Server
before being deleted. The retention period of
individual recordings shall be able to be changed as
necessary. Shall be selectable from a list of values
ranging between one hour and forever.
Archive data: enable/disable archiving and set the period
after which the recording will be automatically archived
Deletion data: Set the period after which the recording will
be automatically deleted
o Send video to an operator station or alarm monitor: Automatically
switch an operator station or alarm monitor to view the camera
which has motion detected
o Trigger an output device on a related network camera or video
encoder

The DVRMS must provide a means of automatic and manual tuning of the Object
Tracking and/or Object Classification for each camera. Incorporated within this
tuning are the following:

Selection of the frame rate used for detection
Optimization for directions of movement
o In any direction
o Motion to left, right, top, bottom or any direction into a region
o Motion to left, right, top, bottom or any direction out of a region
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Specification of a minimum object size to allow noise filtering in the system
to reduce false detections and alarms.

The DVRMS must also provide the ability to only detect, classify and track objects
in particular regions of the camera view. The ability to graphically select
these regions using the mouse must be provided, with an unlimited number
of regions permitted per camera. The regions of interest will be multi-
verticed shapes with a minimum of 6 vertices to allow the region to be
properly matched to the scene being detected. It shall be possible to add
and remove vertices from the defined region of interest as needed.
Solutions providing only rectangular regions of interest will not be
accepted.

Each region must be able to be individually tuned and have separate tuning
parameters. This method of tuning must also provide a live tuning window
whereby these settings and regions can be altered and tested prior to be
being used. This live tuning window shall show the live video as well as the
regions of interest. During the time that motion is detected within a region,
the border of the region shall change to a different color. In this way, tuning
can be performed to achieve the desired performance. Text shall also be
provided in the window to alert the user that motion has been detected.
(iii) Intelligent Video Analytics
The DVRMS must provide integration to an Intelligent Video Analytics system. The
Intelligent Video Analytics system will be specified separately.
Video for analysis will be supplied to the Intelligent Video Analytics system
algorithms by the Analytics Server(s) of the DVRMS. The Intelligent Video
Analytics system will run on the DVRMS Camera Servers and shall accept and
process the video based on preconfigured conditions of interest.

Events from the Intelligent Video Analytics system will be passed back to the
DVRMS for further action. It will be possible to automatically perform the following
actions from the DVRMS based on events detected by the Intelligent Video
Analytics system:
Generate an alarm in the Security System, Building Control System or
Industrial Control System of configurable priority (journal, low, medium,
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o Pre-Record Duration: The amount of pre-recorded video, allowing
the Camera Server to capture video prior to the alarm/event, as
well as after the alarm/event, shall be selectable from a list of
values ranging between 0 seconds and 5 minutes.
o Record Duration: The period that the recording is active relating to
the period of activity in the region of interest. Activated recordings
will terminate after this period. Shall be selectable from a list of
values ranging between 0 seconds and 10 minutes or the object is
no longer in the region of interest.
o Frame Rate. Video quality required for recordings triggered by
events from the Intelligent Video Analytics system. Shall be
selectable from the entire range of frame rates supported for the
camera/streamer. For MPEG encoding, support shall be provided
to record only the Index frames, or a subset of the Index frames.
o Retention period. The default period that recordings generated
based on events from the Intelligent Video Analytics system will be
retained by the Camera Server before being deleted. The retention
period of individual recordings shall be able to be changed as
necessary. Shall be selectable from a list of values ranging
between one hour and forever.
o Archive data: enable/disable archiving and set the period after
which the recording will be automatically archived
o Deletion data: Set the period after which the recording will be
automatically deleted
Send video to an operator station or alarm monitor: Automatically switch an
operator station or alarm monitor to view the camera which has motion
detected
Trigger an output device on a related network camera or video encoder

(o) Snapshot
The DVRMS system must provide every operator with the ability to record the
current frame of video. This snapshot of video shall be stored as a bitmap file. The
file name shall be automatically generated by the DVRMS software and include the
camera name, date and time of the recording (to millisecond precision). An audible
sound shall be produced by the Client computer, to ensure that the operator has
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(p) Recorded Video

The DVRMS shall allow camera output to be recorded for the following conditions:
Manually activated by a user viewing a live camera
Activated by or during an intercom call
Activated by a Security System Or Control System alarm or event
Activated by inputs or outputs on a streamer or IP Camera
Continuous background recording
Scheduled recording
Specialised real-time video analysis including:
o Camera Tamper events

User activated recording occurs when a user viewing live video chooses to record
the currently viewed camera output by selecting the Record button.

Intercom activated recording occurs when an operator either accepts an intercom
call from the field or when the operator chooses to start a recording during an
intercom call when the system is configured without automatic recording of
intercom calls enabled.

Event activated recording is a process that allows a segment of video or a
snapshot to be associated with a Security System, Building Control System or
Industrial Control System alarm or event.

Input or output recording activation occurs when an input or an output connected to
an IP camera or streamer is activated and then subsequently triggers recording on
one or more associated cameras.

Scheduled recording allows video to be recorded between start and stop times on
defined days.

Real-time video analysis activated recording is a process that allows a segment of
video or a snapshot to be recorded when a specific event is detected by a video
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Recorded video is stored on the Camera Server. The Operator station shall be able
to query the Database Server to locate relevant recorded video and to then replay
that video at the Operator Station.
(q) Live and Recorded Audio

The DVRMS shall provide the ability to have audio included with the video. Two
types of audio support shall be provided:
Single directional audio from the field (camera or streamer) locations to the
DVRMS Camera Servers (and Operator Stations)
Bi-directional audio (intercom) between the field (camera or streamer)
locations and the DVRMS Camera Servers (and Operator Stations)
(i) Single Directional Audio

The DVMRMS shall provide the following single directional audio support:
Audio shall be recorded by the streamer using an attached microphone (or
similar device)
Audio shall be streamed along with the video from the camera (or
streamer) locations to the DVRMS Camera Servers (and Operator
Stations) using the same network used for the video stream. This shall
require no additional network cabling
Audio shall be played at the Operator Stations using speakers connected
to the Operator Station computer
Live audio shall be played whenever the live video is displayed
Audio shall be recorded whenever the video is recorded.
For scheduled and continuous (background) recordings, the audio shall be
optionally disabled
Audio shall be played when the recording containing audio is played. The
audio shall be heard in the same synchronization it was recorded in.
Wherever the audio is played with the video, a mute button and volume
control shall be provided on the video player. It is unacceptable to use the
Operating Systems volume controls for this purpose.
Recordings containing audio shall be exported with the audio and video in
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Section 1.02 Viewing Recordings
The recorded video shall be available to all users, which have adequate security.
Each user shall only be able to view recordings from cameras they have
security access to view.
A display shall be provided to view recordings from any Operator Station. From this
display, the operator can select the recording he/she wishes to view, which
shall be immediately shown in an embedded video player.

The following information and controls shall be provided on this display:
A navigation panel to allow the user to select the required camera
A calendar control (similar to Microsoft Outlook) to select the desired date.
All days which have recordings for the chosen camera shall be displayed in
bold font.
A table listing all the recordings on the chosen camera for the chosen day.
The user shall be able to select the required recording from this table.
Each column shall be able to be sorted by selecting the column heading.
This table shall display the following information as a minimum:
o The time each recording was activated
o The duration of each recording
o The type of recording (operator, intercom, event, video analytics,
camera tamper, input/output scheduled or background)
o The Operator or user that activated the recording (for operator
activated recordings)
o The Name, Description and Value of the Security System Server
or Control System Server which activated the recording (for
alarm/event activated recordings)
An embedded video player with controls (buttons) similar to a VCR (video
cassette recorder). The information displayed on the video player and the
controls provided shall include:
o The time and date of the frame being displayed
o A slider control which is used to move backwards and forwards
through the recording
o Play, pause and stop buttons
o Step forward and step backward buttons, to move through the
recording frame by frame
o Fast forward and rewind buttons, to play the recording at speeds of
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o A snapshot button, to allow for the frame being displayed to be
stored as a bitmap file (in a similar way to the snapshot button for
live video).
Information about the chosen recording. The following information as a
minimum shall be displayed with the chosen recording
o The type of recording (operator, intercom, event, video analytics,
camera tamper, input/output scheduled or background)
o The Operator or user that activated the recording (for operator
activated recordings)
o The Name, Description and Value of the Security System, Building
Control System or Industrial Control System which activated the
recording (for alarm/event activated recordings)
o The sub-priority of the recording (for alarm/event activated
recordings)
o The frame rate that the recording was recorded at
o The resolution of the recording
o The compression used
o The recording start time and date (including pre-record)
o The recording end time and date
o The date and time that the recording will be deleted by default
(which can be changed as required)
o Operator comments and notes about the recording (made by the
scheduled recording configuration automatically or by an operator)
o The date and time that the recording will be archived by default
o The date and time that the recording will be deleted by default
When a recording is displayed, the exact frame of video when the
recording was activated shall be shown. The slider shall be positioned
accordingly along with the frame time. It is not appropriate to show the first
frame in the recording, as the recording may have pre-event recording.
Buttons to allow the operator to archive, delete or export the chosen
recording
A button is provided to playback the recording at the recorded resolution.
This shall be done using a display that pops up containing the embedded
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(a) Searching for recorded video
(i) Simple Search
The DVRMS shall provide a simple search for all video recorded. The user selects
the time indicator which shows a calendar and time line. The user selects the
required search period.

Once the time criterion is entered, the search is selected. Video recorded during
the selected period will be returned by the search.

The user shall be able to search on combinations of cameras by clicking on an
Advanced Search icon as described in the next section.
(ii) Advanced Search
The DVRMS shall provide an advanced search of recorded video. The search shall
be based on recording time, camera and recording details.

The user shall select from the list of cameras. It shall also include any cameras that
have been deleted from the system but still have video stored on a Camera Server
or on archived media. If a camera has been deleted and all video associated with
the camera has been deleted, the camera name will not appear in this list.

The time criterion shall be selected from a calendar and time line control. Days
containing recorded video shall be shown in bold on the calendar control. Cameras
shall be able to be added and removed from the search list.

The user shall be able to choose to filter the search based on the following criteria:
Alarm or event type for alarm/event activated recordings
Recording type (operator, intercom, event, video analytics, camera tamper,
input/output scheduled or background)
Area
Point name
Event description (urgent, high, low, journal and all)
Operator name
Camera name or number
Any comments entered by users in the comments field of recordings

Wildcards shall be accepted for the Point ID, description, area, priority and value
for alarm/event activated recordings.

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(iii) Search Results

The DVRMS shall show the results of the basic and advanced searches in a table
format, such that the user is able to select columns within the list to sort the output.

Functionality shall be provided to allow the user to see a list of recordings for a
camera from the past 24 hours without needing to use one of the searches.

6.27 SYSTEM AND USER AUDIT TRAIL

It is a requirement that all user actions on the DVRMS Operator Station be
recorded in a log file along with the Security System or Control Systems
actions. User actions include:
Interventions such as manual recording and configuration setting changes
Cameras viewed
Video replayed
Video exported
Cameras pan/tilt/zoomed and preset switching

This log must also contain a history of the status of the DVRMS system
components. It shall list the status of all cameras, streamers, servers and other
system components including when they were disabled or failed or a tamper
occurred.

The log of user and system actions shall be available in text format and
automatically included with any video recordings that are exported.

6.28 DIGITALLY SIGNED RECORDINGS AND AUDIT LOGS

It is a requirement for all exported recordings and exported audit logs to be digitally
signed. This is required to prove authentication (origin of the recording and audit
log) and integrity (exported recording and audit log have not been altered or
tampered with).

The DVRMS system shall provide a default digital certificate for signing the
exported recordings and audit logs. Customization shall also be provided to allow
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A utility shall be provided to display the exported recording, view the audit log and
verify the digital signatures. A visual indication shall be provided to whether the
exported recording and audit log have been altered or tampered with.
Watermarking of recordings is not an acceptable method to prove authentication
and integrity as it alters the recording and audit log.

6.29 STORAGE

(a) Online Storage

The system shall hold a configurable amount of video in online storage. The
amount of video stored on-line shall only be limited by the Camera Servers disk
capacity.
For each Camera Server a limit on available storage space for on-line video shall
be configurable.
The system shall support RAID 0+1, 1, 3, 5 or 1+0 for video recordings (clips).
(b) Off-line Storage
The Camera Server shall be able to manage several off-line media devices for
archiving and restoring video. The Camera Server must use a standard archiving
method such as Microsoft Remote Storage Services to handle offline media.
At least one of the following off-line devices shall be supported:
CD-RW
DVD-RW
USB-connected storage devices
Magnetic tape media

If a user attempts to replay video stored in off-line media then the Camera Server
will automatically restore and play the video if it is accessible to the robotic tape
unit, or shall prompt the user the make the media containing the video available to
the archive device.
(c) Storage & disk administration
The DVRMS shall provide a flexible means to configure storage behavior within the
system administration displays. The system will provide an automated and
configurable means to delete those remaining clips closest to their deletion criteria
in order to increase available system storage. The disk space configuration will be
separately configurable for each drive volume on each Camera Server.
Deletions will commence once the amount of available disk space decreases to
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operators of this action. It shall be possible to configure the following parameters
for this purpose:
The Camera Server and volume being configured
Threshold values for alarm generation (2 alarms: low and very low)
Enable or disable automatic deletion of clips based on available disk space
The threshold value used to initiate the automatic deletion of clips
Inclusion or exclusion of clips marked for archiving in automatic deletions
Threshold value to stop recordings when available storage is critically low
Threshold value to restart recordings when more disk space becomes
available
The DVRMS shall provide a summary showing the available disk space, total disk
space and number of recordings for directories used for this purpose on camera
servers.
(d) Automatic Archiving
The DVRMS shall provide the ability to automatically archive all recordings. It shall
be possible to automatically archive any type of recording at a preconfigured period
after the recording has completed.
It shall be possible to modify the automatic archive setting for each recording
individually, as required.
(e) Video Integration User Tasks
The following system tasks shall be performed from the Operator Station
View live video
Adjust the PTZ position of a camera
Live video is automatically displayed on a monitor when an event occurs
Search through the stored video clips of a camera
An operator records an incident
An operator records a snapshot of the current viewed video
Add a new camera to the system
Delete a camera from the system
Change the configuration settings for a camera
Provide alarm/event activated recording from the integrated Security
System, Building Control System or Industrial Control System
Search for video clips from different cameras
Create a sequence (camera tour)
Conduct a sequence (camera tour)
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View a multiple camera view
View live video from a custom schematic
Add live video to a custom schematic
Configure, schedule and tune Video Analytics
Configure, schedule and tune camera tamper alarms
Add new input or output devices on the streamers or IP cameras
View input or output devices on the streamers or IP cameras
Command output devices on the streamers or IP cameras
Change the configurations settings of input or output devices on the
streamers or IP cameras
Accept an Intercom call
Initiate an Intercom call
View the audit log

The following tasks shall also be performed from the Operator Station
View the organizations Intranet from within the Operator Station window.
(f) Security, Building Control Integration User Tasks

It shall be possible to perform the following tasks in the Security or Control System from the
DVRMS Operator Station:
Acknowledge an alarm
Reset an acknowledged alarm
Control a security or control system point
Run a report containing security information
Run a report containing process control information
Respond to a security alarm
View security and control system information on a process control
schematic
Configure a security report
Configure a point control schedule
Change an access level and download it to all affected access controllers
View Access Controller details

All alarms and events from the DVRMS, Security and Control systems shall
appear and be able to be managed from the same display on the Operator
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All alarms passed from the DVRMS to the Security, Building Control or
Industrial Control Systems shall have configurable priorities.
The system shall support the display of live video within custom display screens
of the Security or Control System. The DVRMS system shall support the
simultaneous display of dynamic data from the Security or Control System and
live video.
The system shall support the display of dynamic Intranet information on DVRMS
displays

6.31 Network

The Network Management Station shall perform the following functions:
Provide a graphical display of the network topology
Provide network traffic statistics for each LAN port
Configuration of network equipment
Support standard Management Information Bases (MIBs)

6.32 International Language Support

The DVRMS Operator Station shall be fully translatable into the local language.
This includes languages not supporting the European character set (e.g. Chinese).
All text displayed in the DVRMS user interface shall be stored in the DVRMS
database to allow for easy translation to another language. The process of
translating a system shall be done by editing the DVRMS database and replace all
English words with the required local language equivalent.

6.33 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT INTERFACE

The DVRMS shall provide for the ability of custom developed applications to
access and control the DVRMS system using a complete application development
interface. These applications shall be able to be developed without the need to
contact the DVRMS manufacturer. Complete documentation of this application
development interface shall also be provided.

6.34 SERVICES

The vendor should be capable of providing supporting services as detailed in the following
sections.

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The vendor either at vendors premises or on site shall provide standard training on all
aspects of the system.

6.34.2 CONFIGURATION SERVICES

The vendor should be able to supply all necessary configuration services if required
including controller configuration, database configuration, etc.

6.34.3 INSTALLATION SERVICES

The vendor should be able to provide installation services for the system including
validation services if necessary.

6.34.4 HARDWARE MAINTENANCE

The vendor should be able to provide hardware maintenance and spare parts support if
required.

6.34.5 SOFTWARE ENHANCEMENT & SOFTWARE SUPPORT

The vendor should be able to provide a comprehensive software maintenance and
enhancement program for on-going support of the system

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SECTION-7

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CABLE AND CONDUITS.

7.1 SPECIFICATION FOR THE WORK OF PROVIDING IBMS works

7.1.1 The works shall be done as per standards.

7.1.2 The work shall be supervised by qualified Engineer.

7.1.3 The layout of the work shall be given by Engineer-in-charge or his duly
authorized representative at site of work.

7.1.4 The following wiring shall be done in separate conduits.

a. Power wiring
b. Control wiring
c. Signal wiring

7.1.5 The MS conduit shall be of IS marked, stove enameled. The conduits shall be
delivered to site in original bundles and each length shall bear the label of the
manufacturer. The materials brought at site shall be with proper challan with
quantity mentioned on it.

7.1.6 The makes of material have been indicated in the list of approved makes. No
other make will be acceptable. The material to be used in the work shall be got
approved from the Engineer-in- charge before its use at site. The Engineer-in-
charge shall reserve the right to instruct the contractor to remove the material
which, in his opinion ,is not as per specifications

7.1.7 All hardware material such as nuts/bolts /screws/washers etc. to be used in the
work shall be zinc/cadmium galvanized iron.

7.1.8 The outer surface of conduits including all bends, unions, tees, junction boxes
etc. forming part of the conduit system, shall be adequately protected against
rust. The conduits are to be painted with 2 coats of red oxide paint before they
are fixed. All bare threaded portions shall be treated with anticorrosive
preservative (or) approved plastic compound.

7.1.9 At the time of laying conduit pipe in the slab in recess, the contractor will keep
fish wires of 18 SWG GI wire throughout conduit pipe and will have to take
special care so that the conduits do not pass through air-conditioning ducts ,
grills, beams etc. If any, such necessity is foreseen special written permission
of the Engineer-in-charge will be obtained before such work is carried out. In
case of failure, the contractor will not be paid on this account and the work has
to be redone by the contractor as per direction of Engineer-in-charge.

7.1.10 The conduits are to be concealed in the walls before the walls are plastered
and work is to be done in coordination with building work. Any damage thus
done will have to be made good by the contractor at his own risk and cost. The
conduit pipe should mechanically and electrically continuous.

7.1.11 Wherever it is not possible to provid rigid conduits, flexible metallic pipe shall
be provided for running the wires. However, such arrangement has to be kept
to the barest minimum and to be done only with the prior approval of Engineer-
in-charge.


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7.1.12 Different colour painting shall be done for different wiring as per the Standards.

7.2 CONDUITS AND WIRING

7.2.1 Prior to laying and fixing of conduits, the contractor shall carefully examine the
drawings indicating the layout, satisfy himself about the sufficiency of number
and sizes of conduits, sizes and location of conduits and other relevant details.
Any discrepancy found in the drawings shall be brought to the notice of
Architect/Engineers. Any modifications suggested by the Contractor shall be
got approved by the Architect /Engineers before the actual laying of conduits is
commenced.

CONDUITS

7.2.2 The work shall be done as per standrads for Electrical works as amended from
tine to time and Indian Electrical Rules as amended up to date.

7.2.3 The lay out of the work will be given be the Engineer-in-charge or his duly
authorized representative at site of work.

7.3 CONNECTIONS

All jointing methods shall be subject to the approval of the Engineer-in-charge.

7.4 DRAWING OF CONDUCTORS

7.4.1 While drawing insulated wires/cable into the conduits, care shall be taken to
avoid scratches and kinks which may cause breakage of conductors.

7.4.2 Insulation shall be shaved off like sharpening of a pencil and it shall not be
removed by cutting it square to avoid depression/cutting of conducting
material.

7.4.3 Strands of wires shall not be cut to accommodate & connect to the terminals.
Terminals shall have sufficient cross-sectional area to take all the strands.

7.4.4 No wire shall be drawn into any conduit until all work of any nature that may
cause injury to wire is completed. Before the wires are drawn into the conduit,
the conduits shall be thoroughly cleaned of moisture, dust, dirt or any other
obstruction.

7.4.5 Where wires are connected to detectors, or panel, sufficient extra length of
wires shall be provided to facilitate easy connections and maintenance.

7.4.6 Only licensed supervisors/wiremen shall be employed for cabling and other
connected work. Only approved make of cables shall be used. The cables shall
be brought to the site in original packing.


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7.5 MODE OF MEASUREMENT

Signal Cable

7.5.1 The cabling running between DDC controllers to the field devices shall be
termed as signal cabling. This cabling along with conduits shall be payable on
running meter basis.

Communication Cable

7.5.2 The cabling running between the system integration units to the DDC
controllers shall be defined as communication cable. This cable shall also be
measured on per running metre basis.

7.6 SPECIFICATION FOR CABLES:

The cable shall be manufacture/tested as per the latest IS standards.

7.7 Signal and communication Cable: (shielded)

The signal cable shall be of the following specifications: (communication cable)

a. Wire : multistrand Copper
b. Size : as per BOQ
c. No. of conductors : as per BOQ
d. Shielding : Overall belt foil aluminum polyester shield.
e. Jacket : Chrome PVC

7.8 SPECIFICATION FOR RG 59/ RJ11 CO-AXIAL CABLE: (For Camera)

a. Ohm : 75 Ohm
b. Conductor : Tin coated copper
c. Insulation : PE/FEP/PFA
d. Sheath : Extruded layer of PVC
e. Protection : Armoured

7.9 SPECIFICATION FOR ATC with PVC insulated twin TWISTED CORE CABLE:
(speakers)

a. Size : 48/0.2
b. Conductor : Multistand copper
c. insulation : ATC
d. No. of cores : Two
e. Type : Twisted core


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7.10 ENCLOSURES FOR CONTROLLERS AND ELECTRICAL PANELS

7.10.1 All the controllers shall be housed in Lockable Vandal proof boxes which shall
either be floor mounted or wall mounted. These shall be free standing, totally
enclosed, dust and vermin proof and suitable for tropical climatic conditions.

7.10.2 The panel shall be metal enclosed 14 SWG CRCA sheet steel cubicle with
gaskets between all adjacent units and beneath all covers to render the
joints dust proof. All doors and covers shall be hinged and latched and shall
be folded and braced as necessary to provide a rigid support. Joints of any
kind in sheet metal shall be seam welded with welding slag grounded off and
welding pits wiped smooth with plumber metal.

7.10.3 All panels and covers shall be properly fitted and secured with the frame and
holes in the panels correctly positioned. Fixing screws shall enter into holes
tapped into an adequate thickness of metal or provided with nuts. Self
threading screws shall not be used in the construction of control panels.
Knockout holes of approved size and number shall be provided in the panels in
conformity with the location of incoming and outgoing conduits/cables.
Clamps shall be provided to support the weight of the cables. The dimension
of the boxes shall depend on the requirement with the colour decided in
consultation with the Engineer in charge.

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SECTION - 8

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION FOR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
MONITORING/CONTROL/RECORDING

8.1 SUBSTATION AND LT PANEL

a) For monitoring the system necessary Pop up,audio alarm, message indication shall
be made available by the IBMS vendor.
b) Monitor Incoming HT voltage ,current, frequency, power, MVA
c) Monitor Incoming LT voltage, current, Frequency /PF/KVA
d) Monitor breaker status (ON/OFF/TRIP) and Auto /Manual
e) Outgoing feeder monitoring in MPCC with ON/OFF/Trip status.
f) KWH monitoring and recording of individual feeder at MPCC.

8.2 DG SET (THROUGH PLC) - RS 485 Modbus protocol

i. For monitoring the system necessary Pop up,audio alarm, message indication
shall be made available by the IBMS vendor
ii. Monitor the status of DG set and Log number of run hours.
iii. Monitor DG Battery charger.
iv. Control start/stop of each pump and link it to start/stop of D G sets.
v. Monitor of Voltage, KW, KVA, frequency & KWH of each DG.
vi. Monitoring of breaker status available in the DG control panel

(Cabling from respective equipment to IBMS room will be done by IBMS vendor.)

8.3 LIGHTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM:

COMMON LIGHTING DBs shall be provided with suitable contactor to switch
ON/OFF the MCCBs. Based on the Time scheduling/occupancy this lights shall be
switched on the Common areas. ALL the external area lighting shall be controller
through IBMS system and programmed through DDC.

8.4 ENERGY RECORDING AND BILLING:

All the floor level Tap-off boxes provided with energy meter. Each meter reading should
record and billing should be done for each module, common areas etc. The necessary
billing format should be supplied by vendor part of this package.


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SECTION - 9

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR OTHER UTILITY MONITORING SYSTEM

9.1 WATER LEVEL MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEM:

The proposed water management system consists of one underground sump
consisting of 3 divisions and Over head water tanks. The height of tank and depth of
the sump will be maximum 4.5 mtrs.

9.1.1 The proposal consists of water level transmitters in O/H tanks each compartment
of UGS and Over head tanks.

9.1.2 There shall be level transmitters giving an output which is linear / proportional to
the level of water in each tank.

9.1.3 These displacement type level transmitters shall be connected to controllers which
are hooked up to a Operator station where the levels are monitored.

9.1.4 The DDC shall raise alarm to the Operator station in case of low or high water limit
in both auto and manual modes.

9.1.5 Potential free contract will be provided by Pump vendor at Pump room area. The
status can be monitored through DDC at Operator station level.

9.2 Fire pump monitoring :

Hydrant pumps.
Sprinkler pumps.
Terrace Pumps.
Flow switch for each riser and branch.

Monitor status of each of the above pumps through an electrical feedback contact
from the starter.
For diesel driven pumps on/off status shall be monitored through differential
pressure switch.

9.3 UPS MONITORING SYSTEM: THORUGH RS 232 /Modbus

UPS ON/OFF/Trip status
Battery voltage monitoring
Battery Backup monitoring
Input/Output current monitoring etc

The provision shall be made by UPS supplier for each UPS.

9.4 VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (ELEVATORS)

Floor Level monitoring
Monitoring of Alarm bell status
Monitoring lift under fire drive
Trip alarm status
ON/OFF status
The provision shall be made by Elevator supplier at machine room level.

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9.5 FIRE DOOR MONITORING SYSTEM

All the fire doors in the fire escape staircase shall be monitored from Main control/Security
area. The door shall be provided with door sensor and monitored through monitor module.
All individual location shall be provided with hooter with different sound tone. The indication
mimic panel shall be provided in the Security area of individual block for easy identification.

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SECTION - 10

LIST OF APPROVED MAKES

Sl.
No. DESCRIPTION APPROVED MAKES COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
ACCESS CONTROL
1 Database server to be
supported
Microsoft SQL, Oracle latest
version

2 Operating system to be
supported
Windows latest version Server
3 Access Control System -
Server Software & Visitor
Management System
Honeywell ,KABA ,Siemens,GE USA/European country
4 Access Control Hub Honeywell ,KABA ,Siemens -
,GE
USA/European country
5 Intelligent Door Manager Honeywell ,KABA ,Siemens -
,GE
6 Card Readers HID ,IDESCO,
KABA
7 Biometric Verification BIOSCRYPT,HID,KABA ,
IDESCO
8 Smart card HID
Mifare DESFire
LEGIC
9 Retractable pedestrian Flap
barriers and Tripods
Magnetic Auto Control,
Gunnebo, KABA
10 Boom Barriers FAAC/ Magnetic Auto Controls/
Benenka /Nice
USA/EuropeanCountry
11 Under Vehicle Scanner System Zenscan, Comport, Loucum USA/European country
12 Standard Long Range, Active
Vehicle Tag
Nedap, balogh, IDESCO USA/European country
13 Electro Magnetic Lock &
Magnetic Contact
Faraday, Insyn, Trimec, Bell USA/European country
14 Emergency Break Glass KAC, Sentrol ,Europlex,
Honeywell

15 Card Printer Fargo, Datacard, Zebra USA/European country
16 Door Contact Ademco, Sentrol, Bell USA/European country

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Sl.
No. DESCRIPTION APPROVED MAKE. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
CCTV SYSTEM
17 Integrated IP Camera,
Camera, Video Streamer &
Software
Pelco Bosch ,GE,Eurotech
Honeywell ,Indigo Vision
18 LCD Television (CCTV) Samsung, Phillips, Hitachi, sony USA/European country
PUBLIC ADDRESS
SYSTEM

19 Ceiling, Wall Mount,
Column Mount and
External Horn Speakers
Bosch, Ahuja, Onkyo USA/European country
20 DVD Player Phillips, Sony, Panasonic USA/European country
21 Speech Processor (Voice
Recorder)
Visionic ,Bosch,Ahuja USA/European country
22 Emergency Voice
Communication System
Bosch, HEI ,Ahuja USA/European country
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
23 Fire Alarm System (UL
Listed Products)
Notifier ,Edwards ,Siemens
Honeywell
ULTILITY MONITORING
SYSTEM

24 Software, DDC Controllers Honeywell,Siemens, Sauter
Johnson Controls
25 Ultrasonic Level Sensor Sontay , Endruss & Hauser USA/European country
26 Personal Computer Dell, Hewlett Packard, IBM

27 Printer Epson, HP, TVSE

28 MS Conduit Bharath / Gupta / Vimco

29 Copper Conductor cable /
Communication cable /
Signal cable
Finecore, Belden, Varsha, AMP,
Finolex

30 Power Supply Unit Siemens, Honeywell, Sauter
Race

31 Modular Sockets and
Switches
MK India/ Mosaic/ Clipsal/
Crabtree/ LK

32 UPS Numeric,Emerson,APC-
MG,Socomec

33 Battery Exide, Hitachi
Emerson,Panasonic,Numeric,Glo
bal

34 LHS Cable Sontay, GE-Ziton ,Protecto wire

Note: The sources of material should be either from USA / European country for all imported material /
components/ systems etc as per the tender conditions.

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SECTION - 11

LIST OF TENDER DRAWINGS

TIDEL PARK COIMBATORE
INTEGRATED BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
S.NO DRAWING NAME DRAWING NO. REF NO
REV
NO.
I FIRE ALARM & PA SYSTEM
1
FIRE ALARM & PA SYSTEM FOR
FIRST BASEMENT FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91139 SDB-BMS-01 R1
2
SECOND BASEMENT FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91140 SDB-BMS-02 R1
3
THIRD BASEMENT FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91141 SDB-BMS-03 R1
4
GROUND FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91144 SDB-BMS-04 R1
5
FIRST FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91145 SDB-BMS-05 R1
6
SECOND & THIRD FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91147 SDB-BMS-06 R1
7
FOURTH FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91148 SDB-BMS-07 R1
8
TERRACE FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91149 SDB-BMS-08 R0
9
FIRE ALARM AND CCTV
SYSTEM FOR SUBSTATION
BUILDING LAYOUT TPCBE-IBMS-GM-2008-91126 SUB-BMS-01 R2
II
CCTV & ACCESS CONTROL
SYSTEM
10
SYSTEM FIRST BASEMENT
FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91151 SDB-BMS-09 R1
11
SYSTEM SECOND BASEMENT
12
SYSTEM THIRD BASEMENT
13
SYSTEM GROUND FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91156 SDB-BMS-12 R2
14
SYSTEM FIRST FLOOR
TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91157
SDB-BMS-13 R1
15
SYSTEM SECOND & THIRD

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16
SYSTEM FOURTH FLOOR TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91160 SDB-BMS-15 R1
17
ACCESS CONTROL & CCTV
FOR TERRACE FLOOR PLAN TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91161 SDB-BMS-16 R1
18
SYSTEM FOR SITE PLAN TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2008-91165 SDB-BMS-17 R2
19
CCTV LAYOUT FOR TERRACE
FLOOR PLAN-1 TPCBE-IBMS-VIJ-2009-96465 SDB-BMS-23 R0
III SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
20
SCHEMATIC LAYOUT FOR
ACCESS CONTROL TPCBE-IBMS-KSS-2008-91237 SDB-BMS-20 R2
21
SCHEMATIC LAYOUT FOR CCTV
SYSTEM TPCBE-IBMS-KSS-2008-91235 SDB-BMS-19 R2
22
SCHEMATIC LAYOUT FOR PA
SYSTEM TPCBE-IBMS-KSS-2008-91238 SDB-BMS-21 R0
23
SCHEMATIC LAYOUT FOR FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM TPCBE-IBMS-KSS-2008-91234 SDB-BMS-18 R1
24
SCHEMATIC LAYOUT FOR EVC
ZONE DETAILS LAYOUT TPCBE-IBMS-KSS-2008-91239 SDB-BMS-22 R0
UPS SCHEMATIC
25 SCHEMATIC LAYOUT FOR UPS TPCBE-Elec-VIJ-2009-98179 SDB-EL-36 R1
26
UPS CABLE TRAY LAYOUT FOR
FIRST BASEMENT TPCBE-Elec-VIJ-2009-98180 SDB-EL-37 R0

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