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High-Quality Image/Selectable Parameters
The SNC-RZ30N has a number of selectable parameters that
make it easy to match the quality of the image with your
bandwidth requirements. For example, the SNC-RZ30N, which
uses the industry-standard JPEG compression format, has a
compression ratio selectable between 1/5 and 1/60. Also, with
a maximum setting of 30 fps*1, the frame rate can either be set
manually at a fixed frame rate, or at a variable frame rate based
on the amount of bandwidth available. Furthermore, the
resolution can be selected from a choice of 736 x 480, 640 x
480, 320 x 240, and 160 x 120. With a high-speed network
connection, you can obtain high-quality video images, and
with a limited bandwidth connection, you can set the
parameters so that images are still very clear with no image
break-up.
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Two Type II PCMCIA Expansion Slots
Two Type II PCMCIA card slots are integrated into the
SNC-RZ30N. These slots can be used to increase the
storage capacity of the unit by adding either a flash
memory card or an ATA Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
card.*5 IC recording media such as a Memory Stick
media card with a Memory Stick/PC card adaptor
can be used as well.
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Image Transfer Using FTP/SMTP
Because the SNC-RZ30N supports both FTP and SMTP
protocols, JPEG still image data can be transferred, as
required, either to an FTP server or to a specified e-mail
address as a JPEG attachment.
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Activity Detection/Alarm Trigger
The SNC-RZ30N has a built-in activity detection function
that can be set to trigger an alarm or a switch. For example,
when there is movement in the field-of-view of the camera,
the camera could set off an audible alarm or turn on a lamp.
In addition to using the built-in activity detection function,
the SNC-RZ30N can be configured with up to three external
sensors for expanded functionality. Any or all of these
sensors can be set to trigger an alarm, or to send a signal to
a solenoid to perform functions such as locking a door.
Other functions can also be performed such as sending the
image that was captured at the time the alarm was triggered
to an e-mail address or to an FTP server. Also, because
the SNC-RZ30N has 8 MB of RAM designated as a buffer
and a high-speed data-transfer capability of up to 30 fps,
hundreds of images from before and after the alarm was
triggered can be buffered in the RAM and transferred.
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Analog Composite Video Output
The SNC-RZ30N can output an analog composite
video signal via the BNC connector on the unit’s rear
panel. This is an ideal feature for sending signals to
a local recording device or monitor.
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RS-232C/485 Transparency Interface
External equipment can be connected to the
RS-232C/485 interface of the SNC-RZ30N, and can
be controlled by a PC connected to the network on
which the SNC-RZ30N resides.
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PCMCIA Type II x 2
*5: Slots cannot be used simultaneously.