FULL Specifications of the New Synology DVA3219 Surveillance NAS Drive
Good news for those who have been waiting for the new Synology Surveillance NAS drive (Formally the DS1419dva, now branded the DVA3219) as it is looking closer to release. Below is HUGE information blow out on the device, it’s support of DSM alongside Surveillance Station 8.2, camera license information, what the GFX card means it can do and more. For those that need a reminder, the Synology Deep Learning NVR DVA3219 is optimized for intelligent video analysis and private surveillance solutions. DVA3219 supports up to 32 channels of camera stream, arrives with 8 Camera Licenses and is capable of running 4 real-time video analysis tasks, greatly strengthening detection accuracy. Synology DVA3219 is backed by Synology’s 3-year limited warranty.
• Quad-core, 2.1 GHz CPU with AES-NI support and 4GB DDR4 memory, expandable up to 32 GB
• NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 Ti for intelligent deep video analysis optimization
• Four built-in 1GbE (RJ-45) ports with failover and Link Aggregation support
• Scalable up to 14 drives with two Synology DX517 expansion unit
• Integrated with diverse and advanced algorithms that provide accurate detection results and minimize interference
• Server-side on-premises video analytics without privacy concerns
• Compatible with over 7,100 camera models from over 100 renowned brands
• API ready for 3rd-party integration to ensure seamless communication between various applications
• 8 device licenses included for setting up cameras, I/O modules, access controllers, and transaction devices
Why is the Synology DVA3219 NAS a Powerful and Intelligent NVR Solution?
Synology Deep Learning NVR DVA3219, optimized for intelligent video analytics, improves your response time in case of critical situations. The automated video surveillance helps to secure your properties and prevent security gaps by detecting people, objects in target areas. DVA3219 is equipped with a quad-core processor, 4GB memory (upgradable to 32 GB2), and four Gigabit LAN ports with failover and Link Aggregation support. You can easily scale it up to 14 drives with two expansion unit DX517 for larger storage capacity. Featuring:
Synology Surveillance Station Flow count
With two-way counting function, it can calculate the number of people entering, leaving and staying in the area, helping you to improve the efficiency of business and marketing, or as a basis for rent adjustment.
Server-Side On-Premises Video Analytics on the Synology DVA3219 NAS
Powered by an NVIDIA GeForce graphics card, DVA3219 provides server-side deep learning video analytics for running four real-time analysis tasks simultaneously, greatly strengthening detection accuracy:
- Privacy: Local video analysis with no trust and privacy concerns
- Fit in: Easy integration to existing surveillance deployment, compatible with thousands of camera models
- Real-time: Allows security operators to take immediate actions once receiving real-time notifications when suspicious events or objects are detected
- One-time cost: Full-functioned video analytics tools included, no recurring fees required for future software updates
Synology DVA3219 NAS Detection Results with GPU Powered AI
Integrated intelligent algorithms protect your precious properties. Pay attention only to what’s important and let DVA3219 watch the rest. Compared to cloud analysis or webcam with built-in analysis, the Synology DVA3219 deep intelligence image analysis system has the following significant advantages:
Business management optimization: People flow and crowd density information can be used for marketing intelligence purposes to optimize business decisions and management.
Perimeter protection: Proactive monitoring of security that protects your properties from intrusions and minimizes interference
Anomaly detection: Real-time proactive detection and monitoring of the predefined areas.
Synology Surveillance Station Intrusion detection
In areas where there are no security personnel, the system can be set to automatically alert when someone exceeds the warning line.With active monitoring, you can better protect your property from potential intruders.
Synology DVA3219 NAS has Both DSM and Surveillance Station
Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) is a web-based operating system tailor-made for every Synology NVR. Featuring an intuitive multitasking user interface, DSM provides simple desktop-like experience to minimize the efforts in exploring and managing your Synology NVR. The built-in Package Center allows you to download and install versatile packages designed specifically for your unique needs, including file backup, virtualization, productivity, safeguard security and utilities. With all the built-in and add-on features, DSM provides you with complete and fine-grained control of your DVA3219, maximizing your productivity and make the best out of your digital assets. All can be done with just a few clicks.
Synology DVA3219 NAS and Surveillance Station Performance
Featuring the Unified Surveillance software platform, Surveillance Station (currently version DVA3219 is the combination of video analytics, camera management, and a solid storage device. It delivers a reliable and robust IP surveillance solution that safeguards your valuable properties.
- Abundant compatibility: Compatible with over 7,100 camera models from over 100 renowned brands, flexibly fitting into your existing setup
- Intuitive operation: Plugin, find your camera with ease, and start navigating various functions in Surveillance Station
- Get notified when needed: Stay on top of everything through web browsers, PC clients, and mobile devices
- Ready for integration: API document ready for third party integration to seamlessly communicate between various applications and devices
- Streamlined maintenance: Integrated hardware and software surveillance solution that saves your time and effort with single point of support contact
Synology Surveillance Station No staying area
Help you to pay attention to abnormal conditions in the designated area, such as vehicles that are not allowed in the parking area or people who have wandered for more than a limited time before the entrance.
What are the Software and Hardware Specifications of the Synology DVA3219 NAS?
The Synology DVA3219 AI-powered NAS features a completely new chassis design that, although similar to the 4 and 5 Bay Diskstation NAS devices we have seen in 2019, has been modified for the PCIe slot to support the Nvidia Graphics card inside. The physical highlights are below:
1 Hard disk tray and status indicator
2 – Status indicator
3 – Warning indicator
4 – Network indicator
5 – Power button and indicator
6 – USB 3.0
7 – fan
8 – power supply
9 – Reset button
10 – COM Port
11 – eSATA
12 – 4x 1GbE RJ-45 Network
The Full Hardware and Software DVA3219 NAS Specifications are Below:
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Processor model | Intel Atom C3538 |
Processor architecture | 64-bit |
Processor clock | Quad-core 2.1 GHz |
GPU model | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti |
Remarks | Display output is not supported (No HDMI) |
System memory | 4 GB DDR4 |
Pre-installed memory module | 4 GB (4 GB x 1) |
Total number of memory slots | 2 |
Memory can be expanded to | 32 GB (16 GB x 2) |
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Number of disk slots | 4 |
Maximum number of disk slots in which the expansion unit is installed | 14 |
Compatible disk type |
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Maximum internal net total storage capacity | 64 TB (16 TB drive x 4) (Capacity varies by RAID type) |
Maximum net total storage capacity with expansion unit | 224 TB (16 TB drive x 14) (Capacity varies by RAID type) |
Maximum single storage capacity* | 108 TB |
Disk hot-swap support | Yes |
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RJ-45 1GbE network hole | 4 (supports Link Aggregation / fault transfer) |
USB 3.0 port埠 | 3 |
eSATA port埠 | 2 |
COM Port | 1 |
Size (height x width x depth) | 166 mm x 250 mm x 237 mm |
weight | 4.92 kg |
Maximum camera support number | 32 (including 8 free licenses) |
Frames per second (FPS) (H.264)* | 960 FPS @ 720p (1280×720), 32 channels 576 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080), 32 channels 310 FPS @ 3M (2048×1536), 31 channels 200 FPS @ 5M (2591×1944), 20 channels 90 FPS @ 4K (3840×2160), 9 channels |
Frames per second (FPS) (H.265)* | 960 FPS @ 720p (1280×720), 32 channels 960 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080), 32 channels 960 FPS @ 3M (2048×1536), 32 channels 320 FPS @ 5M (2591×1944), 32 channels 230 FPS @ 4K (3840×2160), 23 way |
Frames per second (FPS) (MJPEG)* | 200 FPS @ 720p (1280×720), 10 channels 150 FPS @ 1080p (1920×1080), 10 channels 120 FPS @ 3M (2048×1536), 10 channels 90 FPS @ 5M (2591×1944), 9 channels |
Image format |
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Sound format |
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Remarks | The Surveillance Station uses an Axis camera; the video schedule is continuous; the Surveillance Station is used as the source of the live image; the motion detection source is set to the camera; the live image and the video use the same set of video streams. |
Wake on the network | Yes |
System fan | 120 mm x 120 mm x 1 pcs |
Fan mode |
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Automatic power reply | Yes |
Noise value* | 28.3 dB(A) |
Timer switch | Yes |
Power supply / transformer | 250W |
AC input voltage | 100V to 240V AC |
Current frequency | 50/ 60Hz, single frequency |
Power consumption* | 53.78 W (access) 34.01 W (hard disk hibernation) |
British thermal unit | 183.62 BTU/hr (access) 116.12 BTU/hr (hard disk sleep) |
Working temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
Storage temperature | -20 ° C to 60 ° C (-5 ° F to 140 ° F) |
Relative humidity | 5% to 95% RH |
Certification body |
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Warranty | 3 years |
Remarks |
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Internal disk |
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External disk |
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Remarks | exFAT Access is purchased separately from the kit center. |
Maximum storage space | 64 |
Maximum number of iSCSI targets | 128 |
Maximum number of iSCSI LUNs | 256 |
Support RAID disk array type |
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RAID configuration migration |
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Expand storage with larger hard drives |
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Add new hard drive expansion storage |
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Global Hot Spare supports RAID types |
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File agreement | CIFS/AFP/NFS/FTP/WebDAV |
Maximum simultaneous CIFS/AFP/FTP connection number | 1,000 |
Maximum number of local user accounts | 2,048 |
Maximum number of local groups | 256 |
Maximum number of shared folders | 512 |
Log receipts per second | 800 |
VPN Server | |
Maximum number of connections | 30 |
Environment and packaging | |
surroundings | RoHS compliant |
Package contents |
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Optional accessories |
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Remarks | For more information on memory upgrade restrictions, contact Synology Inc |
Synology Surveillance Station Deep motion detection
Accurately identify unusual dynamics, filtering out background noise such as raindrops, snowflakes, swaying branches, small animals, or webcam day/night mode switching.
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