Technical data

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commercial clients • Prices excluding VAT/sales tax • Manufacturer’s recommended retail price ex-factory Langmeil, Germany •
Subject to change without notice • © MOBOTIX AG 2015
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PoE/PoE+
Power over Ethernet is a standard for transferring both data and power via an Ethernet cable.
All MOBOTIX cameras are PoE-enabled and can be powered using a standard (IEEE 802.3af/
at) PoE network switch.
PTZ
Pan, Tilt, Zoom usually refers to the mechanical movement of the camera. vPTZ refers to the
digital movement and zooming within the camera’s field of view. MOBOTIX cameras have no
moving parts, and thus use virtual Pan, Tilt, Zoom (vPTZ).
RFID
Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is the wireless non-contact use of radio-frequency electro-
magnetic fields to transfer data, for the purposes of automatically identifying objects such as
swipe cards to allow door access, for example.
SD/microSD card
Data is recorded on the factory-installed 4GB microSD card built into the camera, for example,
on an NAS; the camera buers the data on the internal SD card when the connection is severed
and automatically synchronizes it at a later time.
SIP
The Session Initiation Protocol is a network protocol that is used to establish and control connections
via computer networks. SIP is used for phone calls and for audio/video connections to and from
MOBOTIX cameras.
VMS
Video Management Software provides data monitoring, image analysis and recording management.
The system intelligence and logic resides in the VMS. MOBOTIX cameras are VMS-enabled.
VoIP
A Voice-over-IP device can initiate and carry phone calls over an IP data network. All MOBOTIX
video devices are VoIP-enabled.
WiFi
This standard (sometimes also referred to as Wireless LAN or WLAN) allows IP devices to connect
to the Internet or communicate with one another without Ethernet cabling.