RS Desktop Release 2012-09-07

CH Products Introduces the RS Desktop Joystick for Video Surveillance

Stylish and Affordable High Resolution Joystick for Professional Surveillance

Vista, CA, - CH Products introduces a compact and stylish addition to its range of professional USB desktop joysticks, the RS Desktop.Incorporating the latest generation Hall effect positioning sensor, the RS Desktop features a three axes joystick with 12 bit resolution.Supporting USB 2.0 HID “game controller” interface for “plug-and-play” connectivity, the RS Desktop is easy to use and compatible with a wide variety of video surveillance software applications.   Combining flexibility with high performance and a stylish design, the RS Desktop is an ideal choice for professional surveillance monitoring applications.  

Three Axes Hall Effect Joystick with 12 bit Resolution

The RS Desktop features a three axes joystick with 12 bit resolution, delivering superior “analog” like control for pan, tilt, and zoom cameras.The non-contacting Hall effect technology is durable and will provide more than 10 million operations.

Six Programmable Pushbutton Switches

CH Products’ RS Desktop features six programmable pushbuttons which are ideal for camera selection, presets, and touring functions.Button labels and legends may be customized for specific applications.

Stylish and affordable

The RS Desktop is a unique addition to CH Products line of professional desktop joysticks. Thanks to its ultra compact and high stylish cosmetic design, it is the ideal choice for surveillance applications in retail, hotel, restaurant, education and corporate markets.The RS Desktop was efficiently engineered with a minimalist design to provide a cost effective professional solution to the customer.

USB 2.0 Interface

Featuring USB 2.0 interface, the RS Desktop integrates seamlessly with software applications supporting USB joystick inputs via Microsoft DirectX.No device driver or manufacture specific SDK is required, the RS Desktop is recognized as a standard HID three axes, six button “game controller” joystick.The RS Desktop’s axes and buttons are programmable and function assignment is dependant on the controlled application.

VM Desktop 2012-05-01

 

Video Management Controller features a three axes joystick, keypad, jog / shuttle dial and USB connectivity.  

 

Vista, CA, - CH Products, the leading manufacturer of PTZ surveillance joysticks, launches the VM Desktop for professional video management. The VM Desktop’s advanced features include a three axes Hall effect joystick, jog/shuttle dial, 27 user defined pushbuttons and USB 1.1 interface for powerful control of video surveillance, recording and video management functions.  The VM Desktop is designed for critical security installations including airports, casinos, transit stations and stadiums.

Three Axes Hall Effect Joystick

The VM Desktop’s three axes joystick provides intuitive control for pan, tilt, and zoom camera functions.  The non-contacting Hall effect technology is durable and will provide more than 10 million operations.

27 Programmable Pushbutton Switches

CH Products’ Video Management controller features 27 programmable pushbuttons, several of which are LED illuminated for operation in poorly lit conditions.  The numeric keypad module is ideal for camera selection, presets, and touring functions.  Button labels and legends may be customized for specific applications.

Jog/Shuttle Dial

The VM Desktop features a jog/shuttle dial for total control over digital video monitoring and management.  In supported applications, the 360 degree jog knob may be used for editing frame-by-frame and the spring-loaded shuttle ring for variable forward and reverse speed control of captured sequences.

USB 1.1 Interface

Featuring USB 1.1 interface, the VM Desktop integrates seamlessly with software applications supporting USB joystick inputs via Microsoft DirectX.  No device driver or manufacture specific SDK is required, the VM Desktop is recognized as a standard HID 4 axes/29 button “game controller” joystick.  The VM Desktop’s axes and buttons are programmable and function assignment is dependant on the controlled