Ganz - ZNS-CVA-GUN-1 - Weapon Detector CVA License (Cortrol Video Analytics)

Product Overview

Ganz ZNS-CVA-GUN-1 is a one-channel server-side AI weapon detection license for the Ganz CORTROL Premier and CORTROL Global VMS platforms. Its deep neural network analytics analyze a compatible IP or analog camera stream to identify visible handguns, rifles or long guns, and knives or bladed weapons and generate actionable security events.

Key Configuration

Model: ZNS-CVA-GUN-1 | License Type: Server-side weapon detection analytics add-on | Coverage: 1 video channel | Platform: Ganz CORTROL Premier and Global | Analytics Engine: Deep neural network | Input Sources: IP or analog camera stream

Key Features

• · Adds AI-based weapon detection to one camera channel within CORTROL VMS
• · Detects visible handguns, pistols, and revolvers
• · Identifies rifles and other long guns such as shotguns and assault rifles
• · Detects knives and other extended bladed weapons
• · Generates real-time weapon detection alarms within the CORTROL event system
• · Integrates with CORTROL Event and Action Manager for configurable emergency responses
• · Supports HTTP API commands, security-monitor layouts, PTZ actions, and email notifications through configured rules
• · Displays color-coded detection bounding boxes in the CORTROL Client interface
• · Stores weapon-related metadata in the server timeline for Smart Search retrieval
• · Runs on the VMS server and can use existing standard IP or analog cameras

Technical Context

ZNS-CVA-GUN-1 processes video on the CORTROL host server using deep-learning models trained to recognize weapon profiles and related visual patterns. Detected objects are highlighted in live video and written as searchable metadata to the CORTROL database. The resulting event can be linked to CORTROL Event and Action Manager rules that display emergency layouts, send notifications, issue HTTP API commands, or control PTZ and other integrated systems.

Installation Notes

This license is assigned to one camera stream within an existing Ganz CORTROL Premier or CORTROL Global installation and requires suitable server-side processing resources. The ZNS-CVA-GUN-1 is discontinued as of 2026; existing licensed deployments may continue operating within compatible CORTROL architectures.