The High Definition Video Recorder (HDVR) is a compact rugged Digital Video and Data Recorder, as well as a Data Transfer System (DTS) and Network Storage Unit (NSU). The HDVR is designed for use as either a panel mount or "hot plate" mount unit, on Airborne or Ground Vehicles. Capable of recording critical mission video and data for long periods of time, the HDVR provides a very reliable source of video and data recording and transfer. When operating as a DTS the unit is controlled over either the Ethernet 10/100/1000 BT, RS-422 or Mil-Std-1553 channels.

The use of a rugged SSD and/or "disk-on-key" as the recording media provides a low power, light weight solution for applications requiring low-cost reliable data storage. Debriefing recorded data is accomplished by either physically removing the SSD/Disk-on-Key from the recorder and inserting them into a PC based Debriefing Station, or by downloading the recorded data over the Ethernet channel. Debriefing software is provided using the Integrated Debriefing Environment (IDE). The IDE software package provides synchronized video and data on the same PC screen. Alternatively, recorded video and data can be viewed on separate screen.