Hauppauge, NY, July 25, 06:  Vicon Industries Inc., a leading designer and producer of video surveillance systems, will provide ASIS show attendees with a sneak-peek at ViconNet 4.0 – the next version of Vicon’s premier network-based video management system scheduled for release in 2007. Shown for the first time at Vicon Booth #1628, ViconNet 4.0 with “Virtual Matrix” client enables the integration of video wall designs within the ViconNet platform. A  new KRX-3 decoder converts IP video to standard video output for display on multiple composite, S-video and VGA monitors, with camera selection now direct from a standard Vicon matrix keypad or Virtual Matrix PC client. Developed specifically to support enterprise-level IP-Video systems, this new option further enhances ViconNet’s already powerful DVR and IP video capabilities.

 This new revision also supports recording and viewing video at different frame rates, grouping of cameras regardless of physical location on the network and additional alarm response including email and text message notification.  For more information on the ViconNet digital and IP video management platform, visit www.vicon-cctv.com.

Vicon Industries Inc., listed on the American Stock Exchange under the symbol "VII," designs, manufactures and markets a broad line of products used in integrated video surveillance systems.  Vicon's marketing and development efforts focus on today’s leading edge security technologies including digital recording and IP video solutions, matrix controls, cameras, monitors, mounting accessories, remote positioning devices and fiber optic equipment.  The company's products are used in a variety of surveillance, security, safety, and control applications, in banks, gaming casinos, traffic control, hospitals, retailing, multiple commercial and industrial installations, etc. For more information regarding Vicon, visit us at www.vicon-cctv.com.

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