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ManualsBrandsSony ManualsVideo surveillance systemsSNC-P5

IMAGE TRANSFER USING FTP/SMTP*

All of the pre-/post-alarm images stored

at the time of an alarm event can be trans-

ferred to an FTP server for later viewing.

Furthermore, a still image at the time of an

alarm event can be sent to a designated

e-mail address.

*5 All transferred images are in JPEG format. MPEG

images are converted to JPEG before being transferred.

■ Analogue Composite

Video Output

The SNC-P5 can output an analogue

composite video signal via the BNC connec-

tor. This feature is ideal for sending signals to

a local recording device or monitor.

■ User-Friendly Controls

Camera settings, controls, and monitoring

can be easily accomplished with a user-

friendly graphical user interface (GUI) on the

PC monitor.

Ceiling-mounted

Rear panel

Wall-mounted

Optional Accessories.

SNCA-AN1

WIRELESS LAN ANTENNA

(Optional accessory

for the SNCA-CFW1

Wireless card)

SNCA-CFW1

WIRELESS CARD

SNCA-HP5

HOUSING KIT

(Not shown)

■ Alarm Functions

MOTION DETECTION*

/ALARM TRIGGER

The SNC-P5 is equipped with a built-in

motion detection function that can generate

an alarm through its alarm-output port,

or trigger another device to perform a variety

of actions.

The motion-detection function uses vector

information so that unwanted noise compo-

nents do not accidentally trigger the alarm.

In addition to these features, the SNC-P5 is

equipped with a sensor-input port that can

receive a trigger from an external sensor.

*4 Motion detection function can be used when a

monitoring image is set to a MPEG-4.

PRE-/POST-ALARM IMAGE STORAGE

With its built-in buffer memory, the SNC-P5

can store several seconds of pre-alarm and

post-alarm images when the motion detec-

tor, the sensor input, or both trigger an alarm.

Maximum Image Storage Capacity

(Definable from the Setup Menu) :

MPEG-4 Compressed Images:

Approx. 30 seconds* (pre-/post- 15 sec)

*when image size is 320 x 240 at 30 fps and 512 kbps

JPEG Compressed Images:

Approx. 10 seconds* (pre-/post- 5 sec)

*when image size is 320 x 240 at 15 fps and image quality

is set to Level 3