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The MOBOTIX
IP-camera is the first and only weatherproof network
camera to date with an integrated recorder function,
video management system, video sensors and audio. The
free scalability of the number of cameras, storage capacity
and data connections (IDSN, DSL, Ethernet, WLAN, GSM,
copper, fiber optics) ensures system flexibility, low
cost of system expansion and safe investment protection.
The MOBOTIX IP cameras feature
internal as well as external recording. Any standard
file server (Linux, Windows) can be used for external
storage. The camera manages the entire database without
requiring any additional software. All the recording,
FTP and e-mail functions can be either time or event-controlled.
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Most cameras more or less shut
down when they are confronted with backlight. Unfortunately,
the areas of interest usually remain dark. A backlight
function is often used to try to remedy the situation
- but even then, the results are disappointing. MOBOTIX
has taken a whole new approach to solving this problem
by using freelydefinable exposure zones. This is possible
due to the cameras' not requiring an auto iris lens.
And what's more, freely-definable exposure zones make
more sense because the camera's automatic features then
always know exactly which areas of the picture you want
to have exposed perfectly.
The exposure zones in the MOBOTIX
camera can be configured freely in terms of number and
position in the picture - this can also be done remotely
via the network. The example shows the differences between
a shot without using exposure areas (on the right) and
one using the exposure zones on the outside of the doorway.
The original photograph of the
scene at the bank makes it clear how important this
function is. Conventional cameras would darken the faces
in the foreground - and in the event of a holdup, it
would be very difficult to identify the perpetrator.
In contrast, the MOBOTIX camera was configured with
an exposure zone in the lower half of the image to prevent
the light coming through the window from affecting the
exposure time so that the relevant parts of the picture
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The MOBOTIX storage concept is
so simple, yet so unique, that it never ceases to amaze.
The fact that the camera stores images or videos internally
in a 64-MB ring buffer is still quite understandable
to most, but that it stores the ring buffer on a PC
hard disk via the network and manages it on its own
is almost unbelievable. After all, it is the MOBOTIX
camera that organizes all the data itself and not the
PC. It is not necessary to have an FTP or any other
software on the PC; a standard Windows or Linux operating
system is all you need. In combination with large server
systems and RAID disks, the storage capacity and reliability
have virtually no limits - and it all operates using
inexpensive standard and readily available IT components.
The MOBOTIX storage concept reinforces
the advantage of low network load against the centralized
PC solutions with video management software. After all,
why continuously send camera images to the centralized
PC for processing when the data processing can take
place in the camera and the camera manages storage itself.
In addition, due to the temporary storing of images
in the camera, short network failures or shutdowns (e.g.
changing of a switch) can be bridged.
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Each MOBOTIX camera simply gets
configured with the IP address of the recording PC via
menu entry along with the maximum directory size allocated
for recording. This process has no limits with respect
to the number of recording PCs and cameras connected.
In an airport, for example, there might be 400 MOBOTIX
cameras distributed over 10 recording servers and this
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In addition to
recording, the MOBOTIX camera is equipped with a complete
management system via the web browser:
- Search by events
- Playback events
- Signal alarms
- Display alarm list
- Management of multiple cameras
- Quad and multiview display |
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Whether
by e-mail, SMS or telephone call - the MOBOTIX cameras
can signal events to anywhere in the world. With the
integrated sound channel, it is also possible to set
up an audio connection in both directions - and the
audio is lip-synchronized with the video images, regardless
of whether the camera transmits 1 or 25 frames/s. This
means that the sound recorded by the camera can also
be delivered to the web browser via DSL and the Internet.
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Whether in broad daylight
or at night, security cameras have to be capable of
working around the clock and of delivering high-resolution
images, which is exactly what the M10-DN has been designed
to do. The daynight network camera is equipped with
two image sensors and two lenses, and automatically
selects the ideal mode based on the prevailing lighting
conditions: either the color sensor with the daylight
lens or the black-and-white sensor with the infrared
lens. Thanks to this dual sensor system, the camera
produces good true colors during the day, but is also
extremely sensitive in dark environments.
Thus, the MOBOTIX sensors allow
exposure times of up to four seconds so that true-color
images are possible even in moonlight. While such high
exposure time tends to blur moving objects, it is unparalleled
when it comes to recognizing static objects, such as
parked cars and graffiti. When it really gets dark,
the ten times more sensitive black-and-white sensors
in combination with IR lighting, make it possible to
produce incredibly sharp images even in the dead of
night.
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Customers can find any new releases of the MOBOTIX software as free downloads
on the Internet.
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