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6.4 Appropriate Use
The patented Panomera® mulfocal sensor system is a totally novel camera technology parcularly developed for the extensive video surveillance of large-
scale areas. With Panomera®, enormous distances and areas are displayed in a completely new resoluon quality – in real me and at high frame rates.
With Panomera®, a huge area can be surveilled from a single locaon – and the resoluon can almost be scaled without limits by combining mulple
Panomera® mulfocal sensor systems to one array.
The innovave lens and sensor concept of the Panomera® oers a unique overall view while simultaneously capturing the nest of details even for long dis-
tances. The result is a signicant reducon of infrastructural demands. In places where previously several megapixel cameras would have been required, now
only one Panomera® mulfocal sensor system is sucient.
Panomera® goes far beyond the convenonal Full HD 1080p standard and megapixel resoluon.
Due to the mulfocal sensor system, all areas of the enre surveillance scene are simultaneously displayed at maximum detail resoluon.
No maer which part of the surveillance zone an operator focuses at any me, Panomera® always captures the enre event.
Therefore, an incident can always be reconstructed later to be used as evidence in court, regardless of where it happened, and it is possible to recognize the
individuals involved.
Panomera® enables full overview with minimum wear and nearly no maintenance.
The mulfocal sensor system thus provides long service life and long-term investment protecon.
The Panomera® mulfocal sensor system is designed for both indoor and outdoor use.
The camera unit is supplied with 48 V DC. The integrated heater is separately supplied with 48 V DC or 24 V AC.
6.5 Operaon
Observe the following notes for the operaon of the device:
• If the device or the cables connected to the device are located near sources with strong radiaon, the video image may be distorted.
• The device is equipped with automac gain control (AGC). In low light condions the image may be altered (e.g. noise). However, this is not a malfuncon.
• The quality of the video image depends on the lighng condions and the used monitor.
• The accuracy of the automac white balance (AWB) algorithm depends on the used lighng. Mixed light (consisng of arcial light and daylight) may
cause color distorons (inaccurate color reproducon).
• Poor lighng can lead to an incorrect white balance.
