- Dual core CPU processor for H.264
- H.264 video D-1 resolution is 720 x 486 for NTSC systems and 720 x 576 for PAL systems
- 550 TVL color / 600 TVL black and white high quality image by 1/3 Sony CCD
- Infrared leds distance is 150 ft
- Maximum frame rate is 30 fps for NTSC and 25 fps for PAL
- Network bit stream rate is 100Kbps - 3Mbps
- Microseven software lifetime updates
- Provide www.microseven.com for customers online monitoring camera live around the world
- LIVE Still images are available when Microseven network cameras are online over the internet. This feature is working for all the browsers and different operating systems without installation of any software. The internet web browsers are included in IE, Firefox, Safari, Netscape, Google web browser and other mobile phone device and home automation device such as HAI. And operating systems may be included Microsoft Windows, MAC OS X and Linux, Solaris and etc.
- Camera built-in web server enables video LIVE anywhere over the internet;
- SD card drive is for (SDHC) SD card and maximum recording video streaming data up to 100 hours with 8 GB.
- Wi-Fi 802.11 G with WEP and WPA encryptions
- Provide Internet connection both Ethernet RJ45 and Wireless 802.11 G
- Motion detection alerts with 12x16 detecting areas & 9 level sensitivities, once motion alerts triggered, captured images will be sent to FTP or Email address, support Google Gmail and at same moment motion alerts will trigger camera to record video data on data storage media
- TCP/IP and RTSP protocol;
- Dual-streams available to set recording video data ratio and remote video transmit ratio on demand.
- Three video output such as AV output for analog and two network digital output accessed by Ethernet and wireless
- Two ways audio
- Support multiple monitors on one PC for full screen.
Will be in stock 1/20/2010!
Overview
M7-RD550PTWS IR Middle Speed P/T IP Camera adopts SONY CCD, with bright and exquisite images. As video & audio multi-media equipment that based on network transmission, which adopts built-in and multi-media communication technology, the camera is a multi-media network terminal that can directly connect to the network.
The camera adopts all-built-in technology, which can be connected to the TCP/IP network without any other equipment and realize the video & audio collection, code compression and transmission function. Outstanding H.264 compression code arithmetic guarantees the minimum occupation of bandwidth, and built-in Web Server enables users to visit the IP camera through IE or special surveillance management software.
Furthermore, the camera adopts big body design, which not only makes it have good appearance, but also guarantees the reliable running of the camera.
Components
Appearance
Connections
- Power terminal connections
- Video output terminal connection
- Audio input terminal connection
- Audio output terminal connection
- Alarm Connection
- Network socket terminal connection
- USB interface connector
- RJ45 connections
Camera Operation Instruction
- PTZ operation
Users can use control the PTZ by M7 CMS to realize “up, down, left, right” movements to track moving targets or mobile video images.
- PTZ auto scan operation
Auto scan function is a continuous action of 355 ° even speed when the lens is on a fixed status.
- Make sure that the other action of the PTZ should be stopped before activate the “Auto Scan” operation.
- Click Start auto scan button of PTZ panel to activate this function.
- During PTZ “Auto Scan” operation, click Stop auto scan button to stop scanning.
The following installation should be undertaken by qualified service personnel or system installers.
The following installation method is indoor hoisting.
Ask an expert about the bearing capability and structure of the installation surface, if the surface is not solid enough, the camera may drop down. To get the weight of camera please refer to the product specification.
1. Fix the screws
Get the fixed screws to fix the pedestals onto the installing surface, with back side upward and front side downward.
2. Install cameras
Aim the screw remaining outside part into the hole of the camera, twist the camera clockwise to the end.
