Sony to launch its 3rd generation multi-codec network cameras soon
Sony prepares to launch its 3rd generation multi-codec network cameras by December. The SNC-RX530N and SNC-RX570N are designed to address specific end-user requirements in an array of security applications, such as increased sensitivity and wider dynamic range.
These new models use Intelligent Motion Detection and Intelligent Object Detection to maximize the efficiency of a monitoring system.
The SNC-RX570 model features a 36x optical zoom lens, allowing for a zoom capability of up to 432x when used with its 12x digital zoom. The SNC-RX530 camera has an 18x optical zoom lens.
These cameras support Sony's own wireless cards, including the newly introduced SNCA-CFW5 Compact Flash card, which can offer 802.11g wireless capability for users of SNC-RX series, SNC-CS50N, and SNC-RZ50N cameras.
In night mode, the cameras are sensitive to near-IR illuminators, allowing them to operate even in zero lux, or extreme low-light, conditions.
Key features
1) With two sensor inputs, these cameras can receive triggers from external sensors. Two alarm outputs can also be used to trigger other devices to perform a variety of actions.
2) With two sensor inputs, these cameras can receive triggers from external sensors. Two alarm outputs can also be used to trigger other devices to perform a variety of actions.
3) Pre-post-alarm images stored in these cameras at the time of an alarm event can be transferred to an FTP server for viewing at a later time. Also, a still image generated at the time of an alarm event can be sent to a designated e-mail address.
4) Up to 20 users can simultaneously access these cameras and monitor images separately.
5) External equipment connected to these cameras via the RS-232C interface can be controlled or monitored by a PC over a network.
6) These cameras can stream MPEG-4 and H.246 video and audio to a large number of users, when configured with a multicast router.
Via: Aving
