Point of Sale/Cash Register DVR Integration

View Your Cash Register Data On-Screen Cash Register Surveillance Systems Compatible with all Cash Register Systems

Used in hundreds of Convenience Stores, Car Washes, Fast Food Chains, Retail Stores, Liquor Stores, etc.

Our cash register security camera system has successfully reduced shrink and increased profits for businesses including Burger King, Chevron, Circle "K", Dunkin Donuts, Eckerd Drug Company, Exxon, 7-Eleven, Shell, Subway Stores and the United States Postal Service. We also carry models for 1 Register to Hundreds. The Cash Register Surveillance System superimposes all register transaction data onto corresponding video, allowing management to verify cashier activity. On-Screen Alarm Flashing of Suspicious Transactions.

Single Cash Register Interface Systems start at $695.00 (without cable)

(Note: The system requires a custom cable the average price is $69.00, other options can be added)

Exception Reporting
Our cash register security camera system can electronically watch for a wide variety of questionable transactions, or Exceptions, such as sweet hearting, substitute scanning, short changing, no rings, short rings, or pilfering, and display an on-screen "Flag" when such transactions take place, or, with the EX Option installed, provide a hard contact closure to trigger an alarming VCR or other alarming devices. This hard contact signal could also turn on the security camera watching the offending register.

1. Video out from the camera goes to video in on the Text-Pro Text Inserter. This camera typically watches the general area around the cash register/POS station, including the register, counter, employee and customer. 2. Some registers utilize an RS-232 printer tap, while others with no RS-232 ability must be fitted with an additional interface module which converts the printer data to RS-232 for the Text-Pro. 3. Video out from the Text-Pro goes into the DVR 4. Video is displayed on the DVR monitor. 5. The EX option provides 2 hard alarm outputs to trigger alarming DVRs for Exception Reporting and Recording.