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Manufacture & Suppy of Quality CCTV for Industry
(Originally Since 1996)
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Our Rewards Program can turn your CCTV into a Money Machine

Let us explain a few things:
1. CRIME OFFENCES.
2. HOW CCTV INCREASES SALES = $$
3. HOW CCTV INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY = $$
4. REFERRAL REWARDS = $$
5. FAQ

1. Order of seriousness of offence types. This classification is applied in courts statistics to select the most serious offence of a defendant who appears for two or more charges from different offence types.

It is interesting in the fact that Staff or Partner THEFT is a greater danger to your bottom line than shoplifters! That of course is not saying that shoplifters are not a threat, of course they are! However there has been a rise in Public LiabilityClaims recently and there are some Professional "Slip & Fall" persons (And Amateurs) who may cost your Business $$$$$
Murder - 1
Dealing and trafficking in drugs - 4
Possession or use of drugs - 7
Sexual Assault - rape - 8
Unlawful carnal knowledge - 10
Incest- 11
Robbery, armed (Sect 410 of the Criminal Code) - 13
Robbery minor assault (Sec 413 of Criminal Code) - 15
Arson - 17
Indecently dealing with a child under 16 - 23
Burglary & housebreaking (B&E & steal) - dwelling - 27
Hijacking of and other acts endangering life - 31
False pretences - 35
Embezzlement by employee - 36
Embezzlement by trustee, partner, etc. - 37
Currency offences (forgery and uttering) - 38
Valueless cheques (forgery and uttering) - 39
Bankcard and credit card (forgery and uttering) - 40
Receiving stolen property - 47
Other unlawful possession or use of other property - 48
Unlawful possession or use of livestock - 49
Shoplifting - 50
Unlicensed driving - 73
Ill-treatment of children - 74
Insufficient lawful means - 75
Prostitution and related offences - 82
Possession of housebreaking implements - 88
Indecent or offensive behaviour - 92
Pick pocketing and bag snatching - 114
Leave a hotel, etc. Non paying (Sect 6 of the Roc) - 115
Breach of suspended sentence - 123
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• Reduce Theft. Retail theft costs Australian businesses approximately $4 Million per day.
• Video Surveillance can help you control your losses.
• Deter Theft. “Shrinkage” Term which denotes, loss of stock due to fraud, shoplifters, staff or Supplier theft. One in four small businesses has suffered fraud in the past two years, with some businesses being cheated more than once.
• The most common type of fraud reported was employee fraud (10%) Video surveillance is a great tool to help to reduce your stock Losses. Don't be helpless and leave things to the opportunist thief. Why do so many business owners rely on video surveillance to deter opportunistic theft?
• Public liability Unfair Dismissal and OH&S. These cases can cause expenditure of thousands of dollars in legal fees but more importantly cost you time away from your business. Protect you and your business with Video Surveillance. Digital Images gives you factual evidence.
• Time & Date Stamp. Your DVR system all information is watermarked stamped and can be used in court if required.
• Hedge against inflation Unlike some expenses such as salaries, rental payments are fixed for the period of the rental contract and do not increase over time. This allows more accurate budgeting and cash flow planning and locking into 2-5 years fixed rate leasing while interest rates are low can help you save money now.
• An aid to your balance sheet This may increase your borrowing capacity, and improve key financial ratios such as debt/equity and return on assets.
• Why do companies prefer to lease IT equipment?
a) Hedge against technical obsolescence 53%
b) 2. Tax Considerations 30%
c) “Off balance sheet” Financing 27%
d) Better Asset Utilisation 22%
• In the USA over 80% of businesses now use operating rental/lease finance for the purchase of IT equipment. 95% of this equipment is upgraded within three years.
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• Do your staff act differently knowing that the Boss is away from the business?
• Improve Employee Safety. Safety of Staff is a significant responsibility. Video surveillance can help.
• Productivity. Poor staff productivity equals effect major on your bottom line. Video Surveillance allows you to monitor your Business (From anywhere in the World) and give incentives to staff.
• Increase Sales Conversion. Video Surveillance shows, how many people came into my store? How many did my staff convert into sales?' An effective management tool, can increase sales and put money in your back pocket.
• Staff Training. Video surveillance helps being able to watch your customers and apply better customers service skills.
• Remote Access. View Your Business from Anywhere in the World. So have a life, relax, spend time with the Family, go fishing, play Golf, go away for the weekend, your DVR system is watching for you.
• Check when staff or deliveries arrive. When staff leave each day.
• Easy to Use. Although most of our systems are manufactured here in Australia, they have been designed to be used like a DVD player, used by somebody with limited knowledge of computer You don’t need a 1 Hr course just to see what is happening in your business, if you're not sure how something works we are only a phone call away with our 1300 (Local Call) for free technical support.

If the above areas of your Business improved = YOUR Bottom Line Improves

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When you join any referral passed to us that results in a completed sale (ie sold & installed) the we will pay the equivalent of (2) Months rental on your system

BENEFITS OF FINANCE

1. NO CAPITAL OUTLAY - The Rental option requires no initial capital expenditure, except for the first months’ rental in advance, plus the normal documentation fee.
2. FLEXIBLE TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS - Renting can usually be catered to your specific needs. Budgeting is simplified as renting is a fixed payment for a specified term.
3. TAX AND ACCOUNTING BENEFITS - So long as the equipment is used for business purposes, the monthly instalments are tax deductible.
4. MULTIPLE OPTIONS AT END OF TERM - Subject to the terms and conditions of the rental agreement, at the end of the rental term you may choose from various options such as:
• Upgrade the equipment;
• Extend the rental contract to rent the equipment at a discounted rate over a nominated term;
• Continue to rent the equipment on a month-to-month basis;
• Offer to purchase the equipment for fair market value;
• Return the equipment with no residual obligation.
5. INFLATION PROTECTION - If you choose to purchase the equipment, you would outlay the full cost of equipment at today’s dollar value. Over the life of the equipment, a portion of this cash outlay is “recovered” by depreciation. As a result of inflation, the dollars recovered through depreciation are continually decreasing in value.
6. AVOID COSTS OF OWNERSHIP - The rental option allows you to acquire the equipment without incurring the costs of ownership. As the rental company is the owner of the equipment, they assume the risk of obsolescence. The renter need not worry about trying to re-sell old equipment. Some clients find themselves effectively becoming a second-hand equipment dealer when up-grading. The rental option avoids the time consuming costs of attempting to recover lost values
Q-What is a PC based DVR?
A-A PC-based DVR is a DVR built around a computer. You have a case either a tower or a rack mount. Inside you have your usual mother board, LAN board, video board CPU Hard Drive and memory. To this we add a CD-writer to burn and archive any prerecorded video. And inside is a DVR board. This board receives the video from the cameras and working in conjunction with the DVR software provides all the necessary, video functions like, Video compression, converting the video to a file, camera controls and display, record and playback functions.
Q-What is a Stand-alone DVR?
A-A Stand Alone DVR is an all in one unit, it consist of a cabinet (like a VCR) and inside all components, boards, power supplies, CPU and all DVR related components are manufactured on one board. On the one main board there are IC Chips which contain the operating and DVR software.
Q-What is the difference between a PC based DVR and a Stand-alone DVR?
A -Because Stand Alone DVRs are built completely on just one circuit board. They are very reliable and very easy to use. Their software is simple reliable and easy to use. Basically there are no conflicts and all hardware and software are matched exactly in this (all on one board) embedded style system. PC-Based DVR's give you more advanced features, and they are upgradeable and expandable. They have more crunching power by way of their bigger CPUs and memory. You can easily add Hard Drives, DVD burners, CD-Burners and advanced internet and telephone access options. If advanced viewing, playback and video file saving over the internet is important to you, consider a PC-Based DVR. PC-Based DVRs are typically used in Banks, Malls, Airports and large department stores. We have Systems with 16, 32, 64 and 128 camera inputs.
Q-What is a network DVR
A-A network DVR is a DVR that has a standard Ethernet connector on the back. These DVR's can plug right into you computer network. They can also plug right into an ADSL or cable modem. If you have a computer and you want to run both your DVR and your computer off your ADSL line you will need a Router or Hub some high speed modems come with built in routers so you might have multiple ports on the back of your modem for multiple devices.
Q-How do DVR's work with motion sensing and cameras?
A-DVR's detect motion by looking at the video pixels (little light and dark dots that make up the video picture). As the pixels change the DVR sees motion. DVR's have a "Mask" or over lay for each camera, the screen is dividing up into many small boxes called cells. Each cell can be individually turned on or off to enable or disable motion detection in that cell. This allows a camera not to see normally moving objects like trees or fans. Each camera also has a sensitivity level setting this control the amount of change in motion before the systems triggers. All motion sensing is done in the DVR. The camera has nothing to do with motion sensing it just provides the video to the DVR because of this; most any camera will work with our DVR's
Q-What are some of the major features and differences between DVR's?
A-Check out our Compare DVR's chart to help give you a better idea what features are available at what price.
Q-How long can the DVR record video for?
A-All DVR's, records to a Hard Disc. Each frame of video has a specific size (from 0.5Kb to 5KB for PC-Based DVRs and from 10kb to 15Kb for Stand Alone DVRs are typical) one second of video can be made from one digital picture (1fps) to 30 digital pictures (30fps) The video we see on TV’s is 30fps so how long you can record for depends on how your settings are set on the DVR. Typically in security applications we look for 4fps to see things like people working down hallways in and out offices or rooms. We use 7.5fps for better streaming video. This might be for watching peoples hand movements, cash draws or faster moving objects like capturing cars license plates. 15fps per camera is for "Like live video recording" almost perfect video streaming. And at the top of streaming video list is 30fps which is live streaming video, like a TV Program. Customers who demand the absolute best chose these DVRs We sell many of these DVRs to Police stations, the Military, Government Building, institutions and Casinos. Here is an example of how long you can record Example: recording at 4fps on a system with an image size of 12kb would be 12kb*4=48k per second. If, you have four cameras, then 48k *4=192k per second. One hour would use this much space 192k *60(minute)*60(hour) = 691200k (per hour) or .69 GB so if you have a 80 GB hard disk 80/.69 =115.94 hours = 4.8 days Here are some last minute notes: Image size varies depending on DVR typically (from 0.5Kb to 5KB for PC-Based DVRs and from 10kb to 15Kb for Stand Alone DVRs are typical) DVR’s record in different file formats jpeg, mpeg-4 and AVI each has its particular characteristics (quality varies with file size and video formats)
Q-Can I review recorded video and keep recording at the same time so I don't lose any recording time?
A-It depends on the DVR, this feature is called Duplex, you can review reordered video (what happened yesterday) and continue recording the live events. None duplex machines will have to stop recording to go back and view previously recorder video these machines are called simplex. our Pro DVR series are Duplex and Triplex which means you can keep recording while playing back Pre-recorded video and also keep recording while reviewing or playing back video over the internet.
Q-What is the guarantee on the DVR?
A-one year parts and labor repair. Rental systems are guaranteed for the limit of the Rental
Q-Can I switch from a split screen view (4, 8, 9, or 16 cameras per screen) to a single camera view and keep recording all the time.
A-Yes
Q-What kind of phone line do I need to view my cameras over the internet while I am using a DVR?
A-It is best to have a high speed internet connection (ADSL, DSL, SDSL, ISDN, T1 or Cable modem) with a static IP address. A static IP address is a specific electronic identification number that identifies your specific machine when you sign on the internet you are assigned a new IP address each time (dynamic IP address) this makes it cumbersome to know what your IP address is and you would have to look it up each time you got on the net to connect to your cameras. With a static IP address, you can just program that number in once and that is it. Then just push a button and you’re on the net.
Q-How can I save or Archive recorded video I want to keep?
A-For most Stand-Alone DVRs the easiest way to save video is on a VCR. The VCR can be wired through the output of the DVR and then to the monitor. You just find the video you want on your DVR hit play and then record on your VCR. Now available some Stand-Alone DVRs come with built in CDROM Burners. PC-Based DVR's have CD-Burners this saves your video as an AVI file on a CD Disc. Most PC-Based DVR's can be upgraded to DVD Burners.
Q -Can I record audio on my DVR?
A-This depends if your DVR has audio capability some do some don't. We have a 9 channel DVR which can record one channel of audio. And we have a 16 channel DVR which can record 4 channels of audio. We also have a Platinum DVR with will record 16 videos and 16 audio channels. All of our PC-Based DVR's can record audio and some even have have 2-way audio.
Q-Tell me about the hard drive, how long will they last, how difficult are they to change?
A-No telling exactly they haven't been doing this job for all that long and we don't have enough history to really say. They haven't given us any trouble in the last year and these are the same Hard Drives we have used for years in computers. Some DVR's have removable trays in the front; these drives pop out and can be changed in about 3 minutes. There are only two plugs to hook up and you can’t mix them up. Stand-Alone DVR’s automatically format the drives and are ready to go in about 30 seconds. With PC-Based DVRs it is just a matter of installing a new hard drive just like in your computer.
Q-Can I add more hard drives and a DVD burner?
A-Yes if you have a PC-based DVR
Q-If I have a 9 channel DVR, when I review the recorded video can I see all 9 channels at once as well as, just select a single channel to view in the full screen mode.
A-Yes
Q-What are the different performance characteristics of a DVR. What do I look for to compare the specifications?
A-Number of channels typically between 4 and 32. Number of fps typically between 30and 480 this is the total performance for the box and you would divide that number by the number of channels to get the maximum fps per channel. Is it a Network DVR? This means does it have the ability to put your cameras up on the internet. Does it record audio? what hard drive size does it have? Does it have motion sensor capability? Does it have a built in CD-Rom burner? These are just some of the major considerations. Check a more detailed list at our Compare DVRs chart.
Q-How many cameras can I record at the same time with a DVR?
A-This all depends on how many channel DVR you have, they come in 1,4,8,9,12,16,32,64,128 most 1,4,8,9,16 stand-alone DVR's are on this page. Most 4, 8, 12, 16 PC Based DVR's are on this page
Q-What connections do I need on the DVR (BNC OR RCA or F Type)?
A-Our DVR's have female BNC connectors on the back. You need a male BNC to hook up to that type of connector. Typically most times you will be using a Male BNC to Female RCA type of connector this is the type of connector that is used in our systems and hooks directly to our all in one cable.
Q-How difficult is it to get these DVR's hook up to the internet?
A-when you buy a network DVR they come with an Ethernet connection on the back. Just run a Cat-5 cable to your DSL modem and set your IP address, you may also need to program your router and firewall if you have them to allow the link to your DVR. These are relatively easy adjustments if you have this type of experience. We have technicians on staff to help and guide you though this process if you need it. Keep in mind your network DVR will be easiest to use if you have a Static IP address. However, even if you only have a standard dynamic IP you may get your DVR on line
Q-Can I view the video from the DVR with my TV or do I need a monitor?
A-Stand-Alone DVR's have a standard video output. You can use any TV to view the signal. Security monitors typically have a better picture unless you’re using a high quality TV or Plasma TV. You can also wire the video output into your home TV distribution system or combine it with cable so you can see your cameras on all of your TVs. Some DVR's have a jack of the back so you can plug in a computer monitor (VGA Output); these give a really good picture. PC-Based DVRs have two outputs VGA for the Multiplexed output and they have a slandered TV video output which displays "Switched Camera outputs"
Q-Why are the new DVR's better then the old Time Lapse video recorders?
A-DVR's are digital, like Digital cameras, digital camcorders, DVD's and digital TVs, like Plasma TVs. These types of format is much better then analog recording like VCR.'s, cassette players, Time Laps Recorders, and yes the old 8 track tapes. Analog devises need more information to reconstruct a good image. They have a tendency to smear be dull and cloudy. A digital image is clear easier to store, is easily compatible to your computer and the internet. DVR's have the advantage of being able to have a perfect picture if even that is only one picture, just like a digital camera picture. It doesn't matter if you are recording at 30fps or 1fps they are all digital images When you are recording at 30fps you are just collecting more digital information. This is useful for viewing counting money or other fast events (like how your money going into other people pockets). DVR's also have the advantage in that you do not have to change tapes, tapes don't get old and stretch and You don't have to remember to put a tape in. They are just more reliable their more secure and some models also allow you to view your cameras over the internet. Some DVR does also give you the ability to just record motion. This way you’re not taking dozens of tapes home for hours upon hours of viewing. No more looking at hours of tape when your business was closed. No more worrying about, did you miss something in the hyper fast mode while you were reviewing the tapes. If you have a network DVR you can even review your video from home on the internet or in England when you’re away and want to see what they stole from you over the last week. Businesses are beginning to see many new benefits to DVR's one of the latest is POS (Point of sale). This technology lets businesses integrate their cash registrars with their video. When a customer makes a purchase not only is the customer video recorded but the transactions that were rung up by the cashier are over laid on that video clip. This type of system insures all items are being rung up by the casher and prevents "Special Treatment" and sales between cashier and customer. All this information is recorded by the DVR and is available for live viewing, and is recorded for later review. Because this information is recorded on a network DVR, a business owner or loss prevention person can review this information over the internet or can review previously reordered information over the internet. Many small satellite and franchise businesses can be easily managed from their corporate office. And many small businesses can reduce their loss and increase their profits by managing what was sold, to whom for how much. I bet a lot of you wish you had this system in place last year!

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TRADING CONDITIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

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2. HawkRDS advises that the information on this internet site has been made available for general personal use only and is provided without any express or implied warranty as to its accuracy or currency. All access to, and use of, the information is at the user's risk. HawkRDS accepts no responsibility for the results of any actions taken on the basis of information on this internet site, or in written form nor for the accuracy or completeness of any material contained herein. HawkRDS expressly disclaims all and any liability and responsibility to any person in respect of the consequences of anything done or omitted to be done by such person in reliance, whether wholly or partially, upon this internet site. Before relying on any information on this internet site, or information supplied in any form users should seek confirmation from the originating or authorising faculty, area or other body. If you rely on the information on this site you are responsible for ensuring by independent verification its accuracy, currency or completeness. HawkRDS makes no representations, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information and data contained on this site; accept no liability however arising for any loss resulting from the use of the site and any information and data or reliance placed on it. HawkRDS makes no representations, either expressed or implied, as to the suitability of the said information and data for any particular purpose; does not make any warranties or representations regarding the quality, accuracy, merchantability or fitness for purpose of any material does not make any warranties or representations that material on other web sites to which this site is linked does not infringe the intellectual property rights of any person anywhere in the world; and does not authorise the infringement of any intellectual property rights contained in material in other web sites by linking this site to those other web sites HawkRDS reserves the right to alter, amend, vary or otherwise change any information on this internet site at any time and without notice to you.
3. It is a condition of sale that it is the purchaser’s responsibility to abide by all state and federal laws pertaining to the ownership, Installation and operation of any of the goods offered for sale on this site or on offer elsewhere, that all conditions of validation of the warranty are the responsibility of the purchaser.
4. Warranty. (to be read in conjunction with all clauses)
a) Warranty: the supplier warrants that all goods carry full, original manufacturer's warranty of a minium 12 months, all goods to be free from defects in material and workmanship when operated in accordance with written instructions & good engineering practises for a period of 1 year from receipt of goods.
b) General; in order to validate warranty it is the responsibility of the owner/operator to ensure that regular backups of the video files are carried out via the program if any system is connected to the internet then warranty is null & void (remote access allowed)-free telephone technical support throughout the rental period installation is included in standard access ceilings-free telephone technical support throughout the rental period
c) Exclusions; all Telstra charges and carrier fees-arrangement of any of the above-any electrical works (power points etc)-electrical supplier charges or fees-underground or interior wall conduits-telephone point for modem-cable tray-connection to point of sale-conduits or draw wires in walls-statutory authority charges. The installation included is conditional upon easy access to the ceiling space and room to work and does not include any extra charges from the installer. Does not include ducting nor any special access or poles or external work, there may be an extra charge on any special installation needs.
d) D.I.Y.; all DIY systems carry 1 yr RTB base warranty and is for the DIY person we stress that you need to be aware of your local laws pertaining to the installation; HawkRDS cannot and will not be held responsible for incorrect or illegal installation.
e) Rental all rental systems are complete with the system as specified-including 1 “cam” consumer awareness monitor- on site warranty for the length of the rental contract-rental systems are also Insured for the term of the rental contract.
5. The devices offered for sale may not be used to violate the privacy rights of others, or to access or intercept electronic communications in violation of wiretap/eavesdropping/bugging laws. Phone tapping and eavesdropping may be illegal in certain states. In no way will HawkRDS or its subsidiaries or partners be held responsible for inappropriate use of these products.
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8. General: in this interpretation of this contract "supplier" means GPf & associates & all brands, goods, services & products sold, offered for sale or distributed by GPf & associates. the customer means the person, firm, business or company to whom the quotation or invoice is addressed & "goods" means the goods specified on the price list, invoice or on offer. All price lists, invoices or offers contained within, or on the face hereof or to which this schedule is attached, or otherwise rendered, are made by supplier & all orders are accepted by supplier, (where expressed or implied) only on the condition the terms and conditions of this contract shall apply. No term or condition contained in the customer's acceptance or order or any other document related to this contract shall add to amend or delete these items & conditions or any of them unless agreed to in writing by the principal of the supplier.
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11. Retention of title: property in the goods shall pass to the customer only when the total invoice is paid. Invoice will have been paid when any cheque or effects have been cleared. supplier may at any time, recover the goods from the customer's possession & resell the goods if any payment owed by the customer, on any account is overdue & for this purpose, supplier, it's servants or agents may enter upon the customer's or other premises upon which the goods may be situated.
12. Cancellation by customer: once accepted by supplier, orders cannot be countermanded, or delivery deferred or goods returned, except, with the written consent of the supplier, upon terms that reimburse and indemnify the supplier against all loss & freight charges and other incidental expense, a re - stocking fee shall also apply 30% of invoice.
13. Complaints: must be received within 24 hours with written confirmation within 7 days.
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