Advanced network technologies enable real-time surveillance. With the LAN and WAN ports built-in, the CAM-5200 series applies QoS (Quality of Service, IEEE 802.1Q) technology to fully utilize the network bandwidth. CAM-5200 series supports automatic (or manual) frame rate control for concurrent video streams accessing at different network bandwidth. With advanced MPEG-4 ASP compliant video compression and QoS-enabled streaming, the CAM-5200 series delivers smooth analog-video like transmission over LAN or WAN to reach true remote video surveillance goal. The CAM-5200 series not only supports DDNS, but also has a built-in web server to enable authorized users to do live-viewing and adjust the camera setting via remote web browsers. ACTi's IP cameras provide two RJ-45 connectors. One is WAN and one is LAN. Both of them are 10/100. The difference between a WAN and a LAN is that WAN is to be connected to the internet, while LAN is to be connected to a local network. Since the internet's bandwidth is very critical, ACTi provides hardware QoS (Quality of Service) on the WAN port to ensure the bandwidth when uploading video streams through the internet. Also, the WAN port is equipped with PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) which enables the IP camera to be connected to an ADSL or cable modem without the need to go through a router first. If the IP cameras are to be deployed at a large area, it will be very costly to provide routers to each IP camera. Using IP cameras with PPPoE built-in, installers will be able to save a lot of cost over routers. In addition to support of the DC and a video auto iris lens, the CAM-5200 series also has DIP-switch controlled functions including backlight compensation, auto white balance, auto gain control and flickerless for different application conditions. Main Features Spec Sheet in PDF format |
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