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All
CCTV seminars conducted by Vlado Damjanovski are based on his book
"CCTV - Digital and Networking Technologies" - the de-facto "CCTV
Bible." A choice of Analogue and Digital seminars to suit your needs. |
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full two-day seminar by Vlado Damjanovski coming to USA: Date: 3 and 4 November (2 days, 9AM till 5PM with 4 coffee breaks and a lunch break of 1 hour) Venue: Mandalay Bay hotel ![]() Covering the complete book "CCTV - Digital and Networking Technologies" - Analogue CCTV (covers optics, lenses, cameras, TV principles,...)
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Digital and
Networking in CCTV (covers digital, compressions, networking, IP,...) Book NOW for an early
bird discount! Standard price $1500, if booked before 31 August $1300. Book and pay using
PayPal here
or download the commenting enabled PDF form here. Each student receives a
Certificate, complete CD with all the material, a free ViDi Labs SD/HD
test chart (valued over $500) and an autographed book "CCTV - Digital
and Networking Technologies" (valued over $85). |
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register your interest for a seminar based on the topics shown on the
left, or have a custom made to suit your needs, please e-mail us at info@cctvseminars.com ----------------------------------------------- NEW! CCTV Seminars in the US - 2010 A complete 2-day CCTV Seminar based on Vlado Damjanovski's best-seller book "CCTV - Digital and Networking technology" in USA. Venue: Mandalay Bay Hotel - Las Vegas. Date: 3 and 4 November 2010. Early bird discounted booking - please download the Registration form here. For more details, please write to info@cctvseminars.com ----------------------------------------------- Bosch Security, Sydney, June 2010
SDA, Las Vegas, November 2009
SDA, Las Vegas, November 2008
Darwin, Northern Territories (6&7 Feb 2008):
Elbex Access&Security, Sydney (January 2008):
ADT Security, Sydney (April 2007):
Macau (January 2007):
Moscow (October 2006):
Kiev (October 2006):
Bosch Security - Sydney (August 2006):
CrimeWatch Video - Sydney (June 2006):
Macau (April 2006):
Hong Kong (December 2005): Adelaide (Net-Security - September 2005):
Brisbane (May 2005): Melbourne (November 2004):
Sydney (November 2004): -------------------------------------------------- From the old CCTV photo album:
Questions answered in the seminar brake, 1994
One of the early training classes in Sydney 1993
Vlado
at the installation of Grass Valley vision mixer in
Vlado
and the LGT engineers setting up the first satellite reception in
Macedonia, 1985 |
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| All attendants
receive: - Certificate signed by the trainer - Seminar presentation on a CD and a wealth of information on various products, technologies, CCTV companies and news from around the globe. - Various CCTV software tools: lens finders, DVR calculators, CCTV drawing icons - ViDi Labs unique and new
SD/HD test chart, designed specifically for the CCTV industry (valued
$500+). - Autographed copy of the
popular
"CCTV - Digital and
Networking Technologies" (valued $100). The following topics are covered by each seminar: |
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Analogue CCTV: Light and television Light basics and the human eye Light units Colors in television Color temperatures and light sources Eye persistence - motion pictures Optics in CCTV Lenses as optical elements Aspherical lenses CTF and MTF F and T numbers Depth of field Neutral density (ND) filters Manual, auto, and motorized iris lenses Video- and DC-driven auto iris lenses Image and lens formats in CCTV Angles of view and determining them Fixed focal length lenses Zoom lenses C- and CS-mount and back-focus General characteristics of television systems The very basics of television The video signal and its spectrum Color video signal TV Resolution The oscilloscope HDTV CCTV cameras CCD cameras Sensitivity and resolution of the CCD Types of charge transfer in CCDs Camera specifications and their meanings Sensitivity Minimum illumination Camera resolution Signal/noise ratio (S/N) Dynamic range of a CCD chip Color CCD cameras CMOS technology Camera power supplies and copper Synchronization V-phase adjustment CCTV monitors General about CRT monitors Monitor sizes Monitor adjustments Impedance switch Viewing conditions Gamma LCD monitors Projectors and projection monitors Plasma display monitors Transmission media Coaxial cables The concept Noise and electromagnetic interference Ground loop correctors Characteristic impedance BNC connectors Coaxial cables and BNC termination Installation techniques Time domain reflectometer (TDR) Twisted pair video transmission Microwave links RF wireless (open air) video Tx Infrared wireless (open air) video Tx Fiber optics Light sources in fiber optics Tx Frequencies in fiber optics transmission Fiber optics multiplexers Fiber optics cables OTDR |
Digital and Networking in CCTV: Digital video Why digital video? Digital video recorders (DVRs) The various standards ITU-601: Merging the NTSC and PAL The resolution of ITU-601 digitized video The need for compression Types of compressions DCT as a basis The variety of compression standards in CCTV JPEG, M-JPEG, Wavelet, Motion JPEG 2000 MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, MPEG7, MPEG21 H.320, H.261, H.263, H.264 About pixels and resolution Dots per inch (DPI) Psychophysiology of viewing details Recognizing faces and license plates in CCTV Operating systems and hard disks Hard disk drives The different file systems ATA, SCSI, RAID, and SATA MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) Networking in CCTV Computers and networks LAN and WAN Ethernet The main Ethernet categories Data speed and types of network cabling Ethernet over coax and UTP cables Patch and crossover cables Network concepts and components The Internet protocols The OSI seven-layer model of networking IP addresses Virtual private networking (VPN) Domain Name Systems (DNS) DHCP DNS and DHCP Networking hardware Network ports Wireless LAN 802.11 Certification and security Bluetooth A network analogy example Putting a network system together The IP check commands Video testing The CCTV Labs test chart Use high-quality lens Use high-quality monitor Setup procedure What you can test Resolution Getting the best possible picture Measurement of the digital image quality The CCTV Labs test pattern generator TPG-8 How you could use the TPG-8 Test patterns and how to create them CCTV system design Understanding the customer’s requirements Site inspections Designing and quoting a CCTV system Installation considerations Drawings Commissioning Training and manuals Handing over Preventative maintenance |
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| Comments about the
CCTV Seminars by Vlado Damjanovski based on his best-seller books “CCTV - Networking
and Digital Technology” “... In these two days I learned and understood everything that Vlado has been telling me in the past few years while he was helping me on various projects.” Tony Casusceli - Vision Technology Systems, Australia “...Thank you - an excellent presentation. I learned a lot and Vlado’s presentation filled a lot of gaps.” Shane Cooper - Bluescope Steel, Australia “...Clearly knowledgeable and an expert in his field. I like all of his information that was presented and I would like to see another presentation by him.” Murat Altuev - ITV/Axon, Moscow “Vlado is obviously at the high end of technical knowledge. He also explained it in terms understandable to the lay person.” Richard Cook - Crown Casino, Melbourne “Very dry subject matter that was presented in a very engaging interesting way. Very impressed with his knowledge level.” Kevin - Sands Casino, Macau “This guy knows his stuff!” From the SDA 2009 at the University of Nevada - Las Vegas “Vlado was awesome! I did learn from him this week and will take what I learned and share it.” From the SDA 2009 at the University of Nevada - Las Vegas “ All aspects very well done & I am not very technical. Vlado made this topic very easy to understand and comprehend. I can use all this information in my casino - thanks.” From the SDA 2009 at the University of Nevada - Las Vegas Please note: The above topic listing are based on the content of the author's book "CCTV - Digital and Networking Technologies" published by Elsevier in 2005 and they are shown for reference purposes only. Although the seminar presenter is guided by the above mentioned topics, very often certain topics are discussed as requested by the seminar attendants, i.e. they depend on the attendants level of understanding and interest. Therefore, ViDi Labs and the seminar presenter reserve the rights to modify, exclude and include certain topics as the need arises. In case of cancellation of the seminar due to unforeseen circumstances all payments made will be fully refunded, less bank transaction and exchange rate fees of 10%. |
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