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Neither support third party access lines.

Proprietary access support: Navigator supports event integration from Interlogix's TruPortal access, while iVMS-4200 supports Hikvision's recently released (in North America) access line.

Navigator has a few key differences compared to iVMS: Navigator uses a different UI, though core features are similar (both support saved layouts, maps, motion/analytic events from connected cameras, etc.).

Unlike the similarities seen in the camera and recorder web interface and physical similarities, Interlogix's TruVision Navigator does not appear to be a clone of Hikvision's iVMS-4200 client. TruVision Navigator/iVMS-4200 Feature Differences By contrast, iVMS-4200 requires no licenses for any features. When not licensed, Navigator's basic functions (live/playback video and events) still work. TruVision Navigator is licensed per seat for "advanced features", including web pages, access control, and logical views, at a cost of ~$500 USD online. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

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TruVision Licensed/Hikvision License Free By contrast iVMS-4200 has no license fees for any features.īecause of these issues, those who simply wish to view TruVision devices are likely better served by iVMS-4200, as it is simply more stable and free, but lacks support for older Interlogix devices (non-Hikvision OEM) and Interlogix access (only Hikvision video/access devices supported).

Licensing cost: In order to use advanced features such as web pages or access integration, users must license each seat of Navigator (~$500 USD).

iVMS-4200 did not crash at all during testing.

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These issues were present on every machine Navigator was tested on (three Windows 10 PCs and one Windows 10 VM).

Stability issues: During testing, TruVision Navigator frequently crashed during routine tasks, such as adding cameras or loading web pages.

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Interlogix's TruVision Navigator management software was notably different than Hikvision iVMS-4200, using a different UI, with support for older Interlogix recorders not found in iVMS.

No cloud access: Interlogix devices use port forwarding (manual or UPnP) only, with no option for cloud connectivity such as Hik-Connect/EZVIZ.

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Older firmwares: Interlogix uses older firmware than Hikvision models, using default credentials, with no secure activation process, and admin password reset still working via cracked code generator, security issues all now fixed in Hikvision firmware.

Interlogix's TruVision product line (recorders and IP cameras) were mostly identical to Hikvision equivalent models with a few distinctions: We tested an Interlogix TVT-5302 camera and TVN10c NVR vs. But is Interlogix just Hikvision product? Are they better or worse? Industry insiders have long known about Interlogix's relationship with Hikvision, something UTC hides. How well do they work? And what are their differentiators? Today, Interlogix offers a broad line of IP cameras and recorders. Within video surveillance, their offering today is Interlogix, repurposing a brand that many years ago was a leader in the security industry.

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