Supports direct storage of videos and images without the need for streaming servers, saving total investment

Supports intelligent structured data storage for videos

Supports direct storage of raw data blocks, no file system fragmentation, and no degradation in storage performance for massive small files

Supports data discretization and concurrent reading and writing of multiple storage nodes

Optimized read/write cache management algorithm, greatly improving access performance and extending the lifespan of HDDs

The storage architecture reduces the Single point of failure of the servers

Failover，when a node fails, other nodes will automatically take over and balance services.

The unique hard disk fault‑tolerant processing algorithm ensures service continuity even when multiple disk errors exist in the array. Fault sectors can also be automatically repaired.

Data can be copied to a hot spare disk within a short period. This substantially reduces the read I/O of disk, speeds up the reconstruction, and avoids data loss.

Support Cluster N+M Hot spare

Array composition is not affected when data in a certain sector cannot be read. In addition, damaged data can be repaired by using the backup sector to improve array reliability.

Once a disk error is detected, the disk repair process would automatically start. Data in the failed disk is recalculated from other disk in the array to remap the bad blocks of disk.

Online embedded UPS protection and data safe box are provided to ensure secure writing of cache data into data safe box at unexpected power‑off without data loss.

The application of Intel 64‑bit server platform architecture, 64‑bit multi‑core processor, ECC DDR5 memory, and 64‑bit storage OS ensure excellent service continuity by providing stable and reliable data access. The system availability reaches up to 99.999%.

The system would be forced into the security mode in case of a failure. High‑speed cache data is stored in the data safe box. Storage media in the data safe box can roam to the new system together with the array disk. The system can be recovered securely and conveniently.

When the active BIOS fails to start, the system automatically detects the failure and switches to the standby BIOS.

The hot‑swappable power supply is designed in redundancy and load balancing mode. Automatic power switching in case of failure and online replacement of failed power supply are supported.

The mechanism of hardware overload protection is provided. When the temperature reaches the protection threshold, the system automatically turns off to protect the disk data.

When CPU and memory malfunction or reach the protection threshold, the system automatically sends alarm messages through mails, short messages, and SNMP Trap.

Disk powered on sequentially during system startup, protection from impulse current.

Fans with multistage speed are configured in the hot‑swappable frame in redundancy mode. System power consumption can be balanced intelligently with heat dissipation calculation to ensure low power consumption and stable operation of the system.

Functions as indicator alarm, mail alarm, SNMP Trap alarm and SMS alarm are supported.

Automatic startup after unexpected power‑off, and timed startup and shutdown are also available.

The environmental monitoring function allows the monitoring of the utilization of network interface and CPU, the querying of the access of LUN and RAID, as well as the management of device voltage and temperature. In this way, administrators can comprehensively inspect system operation condition and reasonably allocate resources to maximize the device performance.

Selected power supplies with high PF and conversion efficiency

Several temperature sensors are configured and built inside to intelligently control the fan speed.

Hibernation for unoccupied disks

Reasonably sort and buffer the read/write data by intelligent algorithm reduce the disk read/write times，and reduce the hard disk power consumption.

Support mainstream cameras of ONVIF conformance (Profile S, Profile G, Profile T) and RTSP protocols