Discontinued items
The main applications include professional video surveillance systems (in businesses, offices, stores, shopping molls, industrial plants, bank, government buildings, housing developments, houses etc.) based on IP networks.
- integration with any IP video surveillance system,
- live preview of image via Internet Explorer from any place in the world,
- control via IE from any place in the world,
- availability of analog signal (BNC output) in parallel to IP interface,
- remote recording of video and sound on remote computer (via IE),
- remote preview of image with VLC or Quick Time Player,
- recording of still pictures (JPEG or BMP) captured from the video viewed via IE,
- simultaneous preview of images from 4 PiXORD devices (the image from this server and 3 other devices, models: K1130 P300, K1131 P400, K1132 P400W, K1136 P428, K1236 P463DW, K2131 P1401) on one website,
- videoconferencing via IE (with built-in software - one only needs the second video server or IP camera from PiXORD, out of the models: K1130 P300, K1131 P400, K1132 P400W, K1136 P428, K1236 P463DW, K2131 P1401),
- posting live video on any website (the source code needed for pasting is available in download section),
- appropriate action after motion has been detected:
- sending short AVI files to an ftp server,
- sending short AVI files as e-mail attachment,
- activation of alarm output,
- connection of analog PTZ camera via RS485 or RS 232 port and control of its functions (pan/tilt/zoom), using Lilin, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, or DynaColor protocol.
- 12VDC power jack,
- RJ45 network connector,
- mini DIN connector - for connecting special cable developing connection capabilities:
- RS485 interface (terminal strip) - for PTZ control
- alarm input (terminal strip)
- alarm output (terminal strip)
In each video format the user can set compression level which influences image quality and bandwidth requirements. Additionally, in MPEG-4 format it is possible to choose CBR or VBR option and change advanced Group of Picture (GOP) settings. The MPEG-4 streaming uses RTSP protocol.
- advanced image settings:
- advanced compression options:
- MPEG-4:
- bitrate options:
- Constant Bitrate (CBR) - from 64kbps to 4Mbps (influences quality of image),
- Variable Bitrate (VBR) - choice among four quality levels (actual bitrate depends on variability of the scene and the chosen quality level),
- automatic adjustment of bitrate in case of network limitations (it protects the captured video against improper decompression),
- choice of frame sequence (I-Frame and P-Frame in GOP),
- GOP size,
- bitrate limit,
- MJPEG:
- choice among four quality levels,
- audio settings:
- on/off
- PCM (48k, 8k) or MP2 compression,
- PTZ settings:
- interface (RS485, RS232),
- standard settings of RS485/RS232 interface,
- protocol (Lilin, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, DynaColor),
- choice and configuration of additional sources of video (for viewing of images from 4 PiXORD cameras on the camera's website),
- insertion of OSD information,
- assignment of IP address from DHCP server or insertion of static parameters (IP address, subnetwork mask, default gateway, DNS server),
- change of standard ports (camera management, MJPEG, sound: port 80 - http) and MPEG-4 (port 554 - RTSP),
- DynDNS settings,
- remote information on camera (firmware version, MAC address),
- restoring default settings,
- synchronization of date and time with NTP server or computer,
- defining access rights (administrator, or user - viewing only),
- remote update of firmware,
- reaction to events (motion detection, external alarm),
- defining motion detection area and parameters,
- assigning FTP server for sending short AVI files,
- assigning e-mail address for sending e-mails with AVI attachments,
- remote restart.
- resolution, frame rate, interlaced/non-interlaced, TV standard (PAL, NTSC, SECAM), contrast, brightness, color, rotation, automatic electronic shutter, backlight compensation,
- AC/DC adapter (100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz / 12VDC, 1.5A),
- Ethernet patch cable,
- cable adapter: mini DIN / BNC(video) and terminal strip (RS485, alarm in, alarm out).
- quick installation guide
- user's manual
- IPInstaller utility - for searching IP PiXORD cameras in the network
- PiXORD Component Installer - for integration of PiXORD plugins with Internet Explorer
- instructions for PiXORD Component Installer
- DirectX
- XviD codec
- QuickTime player
- Adobe Flash Player plugin for Internet Explorer
- managing utility - IP monitoring system IP P6032 (OEM)
Hardware | |
System | CPU 32-bit RISC |
ROM 4MB Flash | |
RAM 32MB SDRAM | |
Watchdog | |
Inputs/outputs | 2 x LED (Network, Power/ System Status) |
RJ-45 (Ethernet 10/100 Base-T) | |
Power (12V DC) | |
Mini DIN (RS485, RS232, GPIO, Video output) | |
2 x BNC (analog video in/out) | |
Audio in (jack 3.5mm) | |
Video | |
Video compression | MPEG-4 SP, JPEG/MJPEG |
Video settings | AWB |
AGC | |
Electronic shutter: on/off | |
Resolution | Full D1 (720 x 576), VGA, CIF, QVGA, QCIF, QQVGA |
Network | |
Interface | Ethernet (10/100 Base-T) |
Protocols | TCP/UDP/IP. ICMP. HTTP. FTP. SMTP. |
Transmission requirements | Max. speed: 4 Mbps |
Environment | |
Working temperature | 5 to 50 ºC |
Humidity | 20 - 80 % |
Supplying voltage | 12 V DC |
Power consumption | <8 W |
Physical specs | |
Dimensions (D x W x H) | 142 x 119 x 40 mm |
Weight | 490 g |
Features | |
Functions | Remote recording with simultaneous monitoring |
Image rotation | |
Fullscreen mode | |
DDNS | |
PPPoE | |
NTP | |
Alarm management | Triggering: motion detection |
Result: notification | |
Installation | IP Installer (finds network devices) |
Firmware updating | Via the Web |
Client requirements | Pentium 4 2.0 |
512 MB RAM | |
Windows: 98se/Me/2000/XP | |
Latest service packs | |
Latest drivers | |
DirectX 9.0c or later | |
Internet Explorer 6.0 or later | |
Macromedia Flash 6 | |
XviD MPEG-4 codec | |
Security | Multi-tier access control |
Video recording | Directly through browser |
With free software pack |