IP Video
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M12D Camera
Series

Features

• IP Video camera for surveillance

• NightVision with up to 1 sec. exp. time

• Video/audio recording and playback

• Dual image sensors (two lenses), color and IR-sensitive B/W

• Built in Integral Web Server and Processing

• Power over Ethernet (POE) Plug straight to POE Switch

• Digital Zoom and Panning

• Exposure time 1 Lux at 1/60 sec., 0.05 Lux at 1 sec.

• 2 MBit/s data rate (640x480, 30 F/s)

• Lenses from Super Wide Angle (90°) to Tele (15°)

• Microphone and speaker with full audio functionality (VoIP and SIP telephony, including Video SIP)

• Universal wall/ceiling mount completely covers RJ45 outlet and protects the cabling

• Alarm management with pre- & post alarm images

• Switch functions (2 x input, 2 x output) using Cam-I/O expansion box

• Works on its own or with MxControlCenter NMS Software

Description

The M12D-Night has two integrated image sensors and two lenses. Depending on the illumination level, the camera automatically selects the color image sensor with daylight lens or the more lightsensitive B/W image sensor with IR lens to record the images.

The resolution of 1280 x 960 pixels is about twelve times as high as the CIF images from an analog camera. In VGA (640 x 480) and CIF (320 x 240) mode, the camera provides up to 4x zoom while creating minimal network load (MxPEG: approx. 1 Mbps, CIF 25 fps). Bidirectional audio, video motion detection and a passive IR sensor are also integrated. The Ethernet, ISDN and RS232 interfaces of the camera comply with current IT standards, including GSM/GPRS/UMTS (3G).

Digital zoom, panning, video motion detection, event-controlled frame rates and freely selectable image sections reduce the storage requirements of the M12 to a minimum. The integrated camera software
features include alarm management with pre- and post-alarm images, FTP, e-mail, external ring buffer storage on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X computers as well as playback and MultiView functions for
up to 40 cameras in the browser. Since the camera does not require additional heating (operating temp. –30 to +60°C, –20 to +140°F), power can be supplied via the network.