The KH-iES513-16/6X edge AI server from the advanced Scandium series is a dedicated aggregation, monitoring and processing system that brings intelligence to access control gates, toll plazas and corporate parking facilities.
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SMD
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Face Detection
Overview
The KH-iES513-16/6X edge AI server from the advanced Scandium series is a dedicated aggregation, monitoring and processing system that brings intelligence to access control gates, toll plazas and corporate parking facilities. Integrated exclusively with the KDT VMS Plus platform, this edge server is equipped with an industrial-grade Intel Advanced Video Analytics processor and 16 GB of RAM, ensuring real-time metadata processing and smart alerts with ultra-low power consumption and high stability in 24/7 operation. It is purpose-built to perform license plate recognition (LPR) on 4 channels and face recognition and matching (FR) on 2 channels, with very high accuracy. An ultra-compact industrial chassis built to the MIL-STD-810H ruggedness standard, a high-speed 2.5GbE LAN port, powerful video outputs for direct connection to 2 separate displays (upgradable to 4) and hardware security from a built-in TPM 2.0 chip make this server the license plate and face processing core of modern surveillance projects.
System Architecture
- Processor
- Intel®️ Advanced Video Analytics Processor
- Graphics
- Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics
- Memory
- 16GB
- Storage
- 256GB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD (512GB / 1TB Optional Upgrade By Order)
- Hardware Security
- fTPM / TPM 2.0 Chip Built-in
- Operating System
- Embedded Windows
- Installed Software
- Face Recognition Software Plate Recognition Software
General
- Power Supply
- 19V DC-in (90W AC Adapter Included)
- Power Consumption
- Max 45W (cTDP)
- Form Factor
- Rack or Tower
- Dimensions
- 117x 112x 54mm
- Installation
- Desktop / VESA Mount (Bracket Included)
- Operating Temp
- 0°C ~ 40°C
- Storage Temp
- -40°C – 65°C
- Humidity
- 0% ~ 92% (Non-condensing)
- Certifications
- CE, FCC, MIL-STD-810H, RoHS
AI Channel Capacity
- Face Recognition
- Up to 2 Channels
- License Plate (LPR)
- Up to 4 Channels
Network
- LAN
- 1× RJ-45 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet
- Wireless Network
- Bluetooth 5.3 Wi‑Fi 6E (AX211) (Optional)
I/O Interfaces
- Video Output
- 2× HDMI 2.1 (Up to 4K @ 60Hz) 2× Thunderbolt™ 4 (Supports DisplayPort 1.4)
- USB (Front)
- 2 × USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type-A)
- USB (Rear)
- 1 × USB 2.0 (Type-A) 1 × USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type-A)
- Audio
- Up to 7.1 multi-channel digital audio on HDMI and Thunderbolt ports | 3.5 mm front stereo headset jack
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Documentation
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Frequently asked questions: Software
Answers to common questions about this product line, from the KDT Help Center.
How can I connect to my cameras and NVR remotely and securely?
There are three ways to reach devices from outside, and they differ mostly in security. A VPN into your own network is the most secure and works for the VMS, the web page and the app alike; P2P (a cloud service) is the simplest for phones, because the device connects out to the cloud service and as a rule needs neither a public IP nor router configuration; port forwarding with DDNS is the most fragile and leaves the largest attack surface open. Use a VPN for administrators and VMS clients, use P2P for occasional phone viewing if you trust the manufacturer's cloud service, and treat port forwarding as a last resort. The specification tables of KDT NVRs and cameras list P2P and DDNS among their supported protocols.
Which software does KDT offer, and what is each program for?
For video management, KL-VMS+ (VMS Plus) is KDT's licensed VMS for large projects with several servers; for analytics, KL-PRS reads license plates and KL-FRS recognizes faces. For everyday work with KDT NVRs and cameras, the product specification tables list the KDT CMS/VMS Windows software and apps for Android and iOS. The download center of this website adds device-search tools, KDT Player and KDT Desk, the remote-support program.
What is a VMS, and how is it different from the NVR's web page and the mobile app?
A VMS (video management software) is installed on a PC or server and manages many cameras and NVRs from one place, with separate users and permissions, alarm rules, maps, several monitors and analytics. The NVR's web page is for configuring and viewing that single device, and the mobile app is for quick live view and playback. Supported browsers depend on the model: the specification tables list Chrome, Edge, Firefox and IE for most models and IE only for some.
What is the difference between CMS and VMS?
CMS (central management software) is usually the client program that comes with recorders: it connects to several devices and provides live view, playback and export. A VMS is a fuller platform that adds recording servers, multi-server and multi-site operation, user roles, alarm rules and analytics. Vendors do not always keep the two names apart, which is why the specification tables of KDT NVRs simply list 'KDT CMS/VMS'; for the fuller platform, see the KL-VMS+ datasheet.
Which software suits my project: the web page, KDT VMS or KL-VMS+?
For one site with a single NVR and a few viewers, the web page and the mobile app are enough and nothing has to be installed. For several recorders or a control room with several monitors, use the Windows KDT VMS; its manual states that it can show 128 cameras across several monitors. For projects with several sites, user roles, maps, alarm rules, or integrated plate and face recognition, choose KL-VMS+, which according to its datasheet has no limit on the number of servers or users.
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