Calibur by KALATEL SVMe-8 Eight-Channel Streaming Video Module
Calibur by KALATEL SVMe-8 Eight-Channel Streaming Video Module Calibur SVMe-8 Eight-Channel Streaming Video Module Product Specification Features ï Transmits live video over a network at up to 30 pps ï Eight camera inputs (NTSC) ï Remote PTZ control ï Video conferencing capability ï Optional two-way audio ï High-resolution snapshot mode ï Fully programmable for alarm response ï Eight alarm inputs, one relay output ï Automatic video sequencing Monitor Up to Eight Cameras Over the Ethernet The SVMe-8 can transmit live, high-quality video over an Ethernet at up to 30 pps. The Calibur SVMe-8 is an 8-channel streaming video module that transmits and receives video and audio signals over an Ethernet connectionóenabling a user to monitor scenes from one of eight remote cameras via a PC. Video is transmitted at up to 30 pps. The SVMe-8 is ideal for various applications, such as adding remote viewing capability to older or existing multiplexer and quad systems. It is also suitable for small remote systems that require occasional viewing over the Ethernet. Video can be broadcast to a PC or stand-alone monitor, or routed through a matrix switching system (such as Digiplex IV). Remote camera control can also be established. Input mapping enables operators to use a PC for controlling a remote cameraís pan, tilt, zoom, focus, iris, and preset positionsóeven if the dome address is different from the camera input number on the SVMe-8. Networking two SVMe-8ís establishes video conferencing capability with two-way audio and video, making it ideal for access control applications. The SVMe-8 is supplied with SVMe-8 Client software, a user-friendly, Windows-based interface that enables the SVMe-8 to be controlled from a PC. With SVMe-8 Client software, users can take high-resolution snapshots and save them to the PC for future retrieval. A high-resolution snapshot mode provides closer scrutiny of recorded images. Client software also enables one user to connect to up to four SVMe-8ís simultaneously. The SVMe-8 can accommodate up to eight alarm inputs and one relay output. When an alarm is triggered, it will automatically display the alarmed camera. When multiple alarms are triggered, the SVMe-8 will sequence all alarmed cameras for a userdefined dwell time. An alarm log is stored in the unit in nonvolatile memory
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Seller |
| Model | SVMe-8 |
| MPN | SVMe-8 |
| Brand | Kalatel |
Calibur by KALATEL SVMe-8 Eight-Channel Streaming Video Module Calibur SVMe-8 Eight-Channel Streaming Video Module Product Specification Features ï Transmits live video over a network at up to 30 pps ï Eight camera inputs (NTSC) ï Remote PTZ control ï Video conferencing capability ï Optional two-way audio ï High-resolution snapshot mode ï Fully programmable for alarm response ï Eight alarm inputs, one relay output ï Automatic video sequencing Monitor Up to Eight Cameras Over the Ethernet The SVMe-8 can transmit live, high-quality video over an Ethernet at up to 30 pps. The Calibur SVMe-8 is an 8-channel streaming video module that transmits and receives video and audio signals over an Ethernet connectionóenabling a user to monitor scenes from one of eight remote cameras via a PC. Video is transmitted at up to 30 pps. The SVMe-8 is ideal for various applications, such as adding remote viewing capability to older or existing multiplexer and quad systems. It is also suitable for small remote systems that require occasional viewing over the Ethernet. Video can be broadcast to a PC or stand-alone monitor, or routed through a matrix switching system (such as Digiplex IV). Remote camera control can also be established. Input mapping enables operators to use a PC for controlling a remote cameraís pan, tilt, zoom, focus, iris, and preset positionsóeven if the dome address is different from the camera input number on the SVMe-8. Networking two SVMe-8ís establishes video conferencing capability with two-way audio and video, making it ideal for access control applications. The SVMe-8 is supplied with SVMe-8 Client software, a user-friendly, Windows-based interface that enables the SVMe-8 to be controlled from a PC. With SVMe-8 Client software, users can take high-resolution snapshots and save them to the PC for future retrieval. A high-resolution snapshot mode provides closer scrutiny of recorded images. Client software also enables one user to connect to up to four SVMe-8ís simultaneously. The SVMe-8 can accommodate up to eight alarm inputs and one relay output. When an alarm is triggered, it will automatically display the alarmed camera. When multiple alarms are triggered, the SVMe-8 will sequence all alarmed cameras for a userdefined dwell time. An alarm log is stored in the unit in nonvolatile memory
