High Definition Transport Video Interface (HD-TVI) allows users to send uncompressed, high-resolution video (up to 1080p) over coaxial or twisted-pair cables (using dedicated baluns). The transmitted video signal is in analog form, with bandwidth much greater than in the case of CVBS (SD). As the signal is not compressed, the picture is more natural during live viewing. There is no delay and the configuration of such a system is easier compared to IP CCTV solutions.

The menu of the DVR has been designed in a manner that helps everyone, even novice users, navigate and make changes to the settings. Both the layout of commonly used functions and graphic design meet the highest current standards. Support for Google Chrome, Opera and Safari web browsers eliminates the need for installing/using ActiveX controls.

The recording can be performed in different modes: continuous, motion detection (with pre- and post-event recording), alarm (with pre- and post-event recording), or continuous recording with special parameters in the case of specific events. Each channel can be configured individually in this aspect. It is possible to increase the frame and bit rates, independently of the continuous recording settings. After the occurrence of an event (motion detection, camera tampering etc), the DVR automatically switches to the event-recording mode (usually with higher parameters). During the rest of the time the recording is carried out in the continuous mode. The increased parameters just before and after the event allow to play back every second of the period with high detail and smoothness, while the recordings between events may have a much lower performance, taking significantly less space on the storage media.

Each channel has the possibility of independent settings for intelligent image analysis. The image analysis includes detection of virtual boundary line trespass (including direction), and detection of intrusion to an area of a square shape. The image quality diagnostic function can e.g. send email or alarm message on a worsened focus, excessive brightness or discoloration.

The DVR can operate in IP networks (TCP/IP or PPPoE protocols), connected via its RJ-45 port. It supports the following protocols and network services: DHCP, SNMP, FTP, SMTP, E-Mail, NTP, DNS, DDNS, UPnP.
The communication can be performed via popular Internet browsers (IE, Google Chrome, Opera, Safari) or free client software (iVMS 4200 for PCs, iVMS 4500 for smartphones).