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THE CAMERAS
Pan/Tilt Zoom
Camera
The proposed dome camera system is a compact, lightweight and
intelligent security device comprising camera, pan/tilt drive,
receiver and CPU-based electronics all in an attractive and
robust enclosure.
There are 79 programmable preset positions and 16 individual
programmable privacy masks.
Motion detection capability is available. For each preset, there
are 6 programmable zones for motion detection, each having 3
sensitivity levels. Eight tours are available with 32 steps per
tour.
Pan and tilt functions are externally controlled, continuously
variable and programmable to be enabled or disabled. There is a
programmable autopan function.
High-resolution (580 TV line) colour/mono camera low light
capability (min. 0.02 lux)
Motorised 23x optical and 12x digital auto-iris zoom lens
79 pre-sets
16 privacy zones
Weatherproof to IP66 (protection against dust to high-pressure
jets of water from all directions).
Fitted with a thermostat and heater, which will maintain the
operating temperature at a suitable level. The heater will
de-mist the housing glass.
Video Pan View: 360°.
Video Tilt View: -2.5° (-2.5° above horizon) to 92.5° (-2.5°
past vertical).
Pan Speed: Variable, 0.1 to 360°/sec (120°/sec in 22X).
Autopan Speed: Variable, 0.1 to 42°/sec
Tilt Speed: Variable, 0.2 to 150°/sec (90°/sec in 22X).
6 programmable motion detection zones with 3 sensitivity
levels; image freeze during preset solve; flip (invert) video
image.
Image Device; 1/4-inch interline transfer CCD
Sensitivity; 0.02 lux at 40 IRE, f/1.6, auto 1/5s
S/N Ratio; Better than 50 dB
Dimensions H x W x D; 60 x 50 x 88.9 mm
Wireless System
The wireless system specified transmits digital data in a
point-to-point network. The wireless networks operating
frequency band is the 5.4GHZ range, used for specialist systems
such as this rather than for standard home/office wireless
networks and the like. The system is secured by data encryption
and MAC address filtering such that data cannot be intercepted.
The wireless system operates as a mesh, whereby all nodes
communicate with all other nodes.
The optimal route by which to send data is learnt by the
equipment and adopted.
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