Eagle Eye Application Note - AN021 

Leveraging Local Display Station to View Multiple HD Streams Without Impacting Bandwidth

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The Eagle Eye Networks Local Display Station can be used to access high-quality live video directly from cameras on the local network, reducing bandwidth and latency. The Local Display Station integrates seamlessly with Eagle Eye’s Cloud Video Management System (VMS), displaying up to 32 cameras on any standard TV display and up to 164 cameras across multiple display pages. There are two models available, supporting different numbers of displays, but both models provide ultra-low latency and crisp, clear video. The software provides high reliability and customizable Layouts, which are controlled and managed from the cloud.

The Eagle Eye Local Display Station is available in a single display model (DS100) and a dual display model (DS200). The DS100 can support a single display of 1080P and the DS200 can support two displays at 1080P or one display at 4K resolution. The Local Display Station uses ‘Layouts’ from a linked Eagle Eye Cloud VMS account to determine which live video to display.  When the Layouts are updated in the VMS, they are automatically updated on the Local Display Station. The Local Display Station also supports web tiles, allowing for the display of key information in addition to live video streams. Through the web tile, use one of the available View Tiles to connect to a website instead of a camera for example. This view could show event monitoring from another website, an access or alarm monitoring event feed, the weather for more. The web tile can be used to display this type info alongside other tiles showing camera feeds but note that this only works with a WAN architecture.