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Eneo Network
Cameras
ONVIF Conformance: eneo Megapixel IP Cameras
Megapixel, H.264 compression, ONVIF conformance
– these three terms by themselves show that the
latest eneo network cameras are
state-of-the-art. And this is with a cost-effectiviness
unique in the sector. But cameras in the NXC and
NXD Series have far more to offer.
Various Features
The NXC covers network cameras, the NXD Series
fixed domes. Both series have a choice of four
versions: with one or two megapixels, and each
with and without a removable IR cut filter. In
addition to MJPEG, all models offer the
efficient H.264 compression that gives high
picture quality with low bandwidth requirements.
The resolution, frame rate and bit rate can be
individually configured for up to four multiple
video streams. The resolution of the 1-megapixel
models lies at 1280x720 pixels, that of
2-megapixel models at 1600x1200 pixels. Of
course, a megapixel resolution is not necessary
for all applications. Requirements are
constantly increasing though, and whenever
persons or objects are to be clearly identified
a resolution is required that goes beyond that
of an analogue camera at 704x576 pixels.
Example: when merely the movement is to be
monitored in a supermarket, PAL resolution is
sufficient. However, if the faces are to be
clearly identifiable, eneo cameras are the
better choice. The 1/3” Progressive Scan CMOS
Sensor in particular also clearly reproduces
quickly moving objects and persons.
Use in multi-vendor systems
Cameras and domes in the NXC and NXD Series
support that ONVIF standard that guarantees
products from different manufacturers can
exchange information so and they can therefore
be installed along with each other in a
multi-vendor system. The following functions are
currently supported: device identification and
management, media configuration, IP
configuration, event handling, real-time
display, PTZ control, security setting and video
analysis.
Relevant regions in close view
The ROI (Region of Interest) function allows
particularly important regions to be designated.
The corresponding signals are then transmitted
at a high frame rate, resolution, bit rate and
picture quality in the primary stream. Region
sizes are individually configurable. Therefore,
for instance, a camera can capture the complete
point of sale in a supermarket and transmit it
by MJPEG stream. Simultaneously though, the cash
register itself can be defined as a region of
interest so that the transactions made there are
displayed on a different monitor in higher
signal quality over a H.264 stream. This means
that the high resolution and picture quality of
an eneo camera allows it to replace two cameras
that would otherwise have to be used to monitor
the larger zone. In combination with the
intelligent motion detector, even large areas
can be monitored. Additionally, the digital PTZ
function allows a close eye to be kept on
relevant imagery areas without having to
physically move the camera. This is achieved by
merely clicking on the relevant region in the
screen area and the camera image pans to the
intended target.
Easy and flexible installation
NXD Series fixed domes can be wall as well as
ceiling mounted and their vandalism-proof
housing with IP66 protection rating makes them
the ideal choice for outside areas. They come
with an integral varifocal lens with a focal
length of 3-9mm and a light sensitivity of 1.3
Lux at F1.2 (measured with a 50% video signal).
The two series offer recording security with
optional backup on SD card. This local recording
is automatically activated when a movement is
detected or an alarm triggered. This means
recordings for an event are not lost even in a
power failure. Power is supplied via PoE (Power
over Ethernet) or an external power unit to give
maximum installation flexibility. Additionally,
the Easy Focus function also contributes towards
putting the system into operation simply and
user-friendly.
SLD
Security & Communications
The Old Forge, Ockham Lane
Ockham, Surrey
GU23 6PH
England
Tel: 01483 225633
Fax: 01483 225634
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