FDF2312W-IP DuraVision

The DuraVision FDF2312W-IP can connect to an IP camera or switch and supply video data directly to a connected monitor. It does not require a PC, software or any other hardware to operate, which greatly simplifies installation and saves time and labour costs. This also eliminates several of the potential points of failure typically associated with a conventional setup by significantly reducing the amount of equipment needed to manage sensitive visual data.

The DuraVision FDF2312W-IP can decode H.265 (HEVC), as well as H.264 and MJPEG codecs, displaying them in real-time in order to assess any situation quickly. The decoding technology also ensures a high fps (frames per second) for displayed content, even when streaming high-resolution video data. For example, 16 Full HD (1920 x 1080) video feeds displayed simultaneously on a single monitor consistently achieve 20 fps.

The Full HD monitor DuraVision FDF2312W-IP features a HDMI port that enables connection to a second monitor with a resolution up to Full HD (1920 x 1080). This multi-monitor environment allows the user to flexibly manage videos from the same network source via two screens.

Connecting IP cameras directly to the DuraVision FDF2312W-IP facilitates the live streaming of video data without a decentralised recording solution, such as edge recording or cloud archiving. This offers the ideal solution for scenarios that require live streaming, but for which the storage of recorded images is not permitted.

Up to 48 different IP cameras (16 camera registrations without optional extension license), including 4K cameras, can be registered for the DuraVision FDF2312W-IP via the user-friendly Camera Registration List (Web UI). Cameras can be automatically detected, or manually registered, and individual settings can be conveniently managed centrally.

The DuraVision FDF2312W-IP supports cameras with ONVIF Profile S, Axis VAPIX and Panasonic protocols for flexible installation and guaranteed interoperability with a wide range of products. A direct connection via RTSP is also available.

Further information on camera compatibility can be found here.

The IP decoder can receive a stream via HTTP or HTTPS and can therefore still communicate with the camera if DirectURI is selected, even if RTSP is blocked by a firewall or router.

You can easily adjust the layout of the video streams with seven default options, displaying up to 32 video images via the user-friendly web UI. In a two-screen solution, a layout extends across both monitors via a decoding box or decoding monitor. The flexible arrangement of screens on each monitor in a custom layout also allows you to fulfil individual viewing needs. By means of a custom layout, you can merge individual windows to focus on one specific area, or split them to see more than one on a single screen. Video feeds can be viewed in the original aspect ratio or stretched to fill the custom-created space.

When using the sequential image display setting, users can select an image to remain static, even through page changes. This allows operators to keep eyes on a single focus point while maintaining a coverage in several other areas.

PTZ settings can be adjusted directly via buttons in the respective image view of the camera instead of using separate camera settings. This intuitive user interface optimises operation and guarantees efficient monitoring.

The virtual PTZ function allows an area of the displayed image to be digitally magnified for closer inspection. Once magnified, the image can be virtually panned up, down, left or right by the user in real time. This is useful when viewing video from cameras that are not equipped with PTZ functions.

Users can send HTTP commands manually from the live-stream view directly to the IP monitor or network device via a notification window. This can be used to operate a door lock or switch off an alarm and reset to the original display status, for example.

You can connect a USB mouse, keyboard or joystick via a USB downstream port to control the user interface or web UI.

However, USB storage devices are not supported, which prevents unwanted access and data transfers.

EIZO collaborates with leading security and surveillance solution providers to ensure technical compatibility and optimised functionality with various video management systems (VMS).

Learn more about integration with video management systems.

IP decoding solutions support custom integration with local security systems through a web API to enable response to alarms over the network.

When an event occurs and an alarm is sent from IP cameras, access control, hazard detection, VMS or other systems, EIZO IP decoding solutions can respond with a predefined action, such as layout adjustment, message display, audio activation, camera adjustment, masking, power-on status and more. Actions can also be scheduled at a specific time, such as automatically changing the camera layout every Sunday at 16:00.

Linking and integrating into the workflow ensures that the most important information is displayed at the right time to react quickly to situations.

Learn more about Alert-to-Action

The DuraVision FDF2312W-IP supports HTTPS protocol to ensure authenticated access for secure communication over a network.

The DuraVision FDF2312W-IP allows users to set up static masks (privacy masks) and virtual limitations in live-streaming environments. The masking ensures that environments can be monitored reliably while also complying with the necessary data privacy provisions. Virtual limitations are helpful if actual limitations would potentially otherwise be difficult to recognise or follow. Up to ten objects can be used simultaneously per stream and their size, shape and colour can be adjusted. The source data stream is unaffected by this. Reliable monitoring is data protection compliant, while the original data can be stored separately.

EIZO optionally offers various licenses that include advanced features to meet specific environment or application requirements. Contact EIZO for more information on licensing.

Video segments recorded to the registered IP camera's SD card can be played back for quick review. Simply select the camera and the recorded data from the pull-down menu (supported by cameras with Panasonic/iPro or AXIS protocols only).

Live video streams displayed on remotely located monitors can be viewed in real-time (1fps) via the web UI so operators can check display status without needing to visit the installation site.

Customise the live view menu with preset icons of your choice using the Icon Arranger function. You can also save up to seven custom layout presets and add it to the live view menu. Presets can also be renamed for easier menu navigation.

The screen can be rotated to adapt to the connected monitor in portrait position for environments requiring this layout.

If required, the EIZO decoding solution can automatically take control over the image displayed from the camera streams in the desired layout. This solution offers a backup if the VMS no longer initiates or provides streams for screen output. 
This is particularly important where the connection to the VMS is vulnerable, for example within weak infrastructure, or where the shutdown of the VMS is the focus of criminal or terrorist activity.

SRT (Secure Reliable Transport)
SRT is an open source video transport protocol that enables the delivery of high-quality and secure, low-latency video across the public internet. It is ideal for video streaming in environments where latency and consistent connection pose a challenge, such as onboard ships or in remote locations.

LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
LDAP is a protocol for connecting to directory services that centrally manage network devices and users. User and password management is simple and secure when under the LDAP server.

AXIS SRTP (Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol)
AXIS SRTP support enables the IP monitor or box to receive encrypted video streams from AXIS cameras, further increasing security.

VESA attachment
The DuraVision FDF2312W-IP can be mounted to the wall or ceiling and can therefore be simply installed in a variety of different places.

Integrated power supply unit
Thanks to the integrated power supply only one power cable is required. This helps to keep the installation area neat and tidy.

Protection against theft
The monitor features a bracket for a security lock to protect the monitor against theft using a wire rope, for example.

EIZO grants a two-year warranty. This is possible thanks to the highly developed production process based on a simple principle of success: sophisticated and innovative technology, made from high-end materials.

The FDF2312W-IP is built for 24-hour use and is characterised by maximum reliability.

The FDF2312W-IP is designed to have a long service life and normally outlasts the warranty period by some distance. Replacement parts are available many years after production has ceased. The entire lifecycle takes into account the impact on the environment as the longevity of the product and the fact it can be repaired saves resources and protects the environment. When designing the FDF2312W-IP, we took a minimalistic approach to our resources by using high-quality components and materials, as well as a careful production process.

The FDF2312W-IP is produced in a socially responsible way. It is free of child labour and forced labour. Suppliers along the supply chain have been carefully selected and they have also committed themselves to produce in a socially responsible way. This applies in particular to conflict minerals. We present a detailed report about our social responsibility annually and voluntarily.

Each FDF2312W-IP is manufactured in our own factory, which implements an environmental and energy management system in accordance with ISO 14001 und ISO 50001. This includes measures to reduce waste, wastewater and emissions, resource and energy consumption, as well as to encourage environmentally conscious behavior among employees. We publicly report on these measures on an annual basis.