NETWORK VIDEO CAMERA The network video camera shall include, as a minimum, – the following features/functions/specifications. The network video camera shall: Include a high quality Progressive CMOS image sensor. Include wide dynamic range (WDR) function balancing situations with dark lighting conditions in some areas. Operate with a minimum illumination of 0.1 lux in day mode and 0.01 lux in night mode (@ F1.7) at 30IRE. Include a mechanical IR cut filter that is removed during low light conditions to improve low light imaging. This shall be referred to as a True Day/Night function. Include a motorized lens with a length from 3mm to 9mm. Have a field of view from 109° at the widest view to 33° at the narrowest view. Have Auto/Manual Iris control that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have a white balance function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have a white balance range of at least 2700K to 7800K. Have a backlight compensation function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have an auto gain control function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Include 2 alarm inputs used for activating alarm events. Include 1 audio input and 1 audio output. Includes 1 BNC connector for Analog video output. TRANSMISSION CAPABILITIES The network video camera shall provide the following – characteristics/features/functions. The network video camera capabilities shall: Be capable of encoding video for network transmission across a LAN or WAN. Be capable of compressing and transmitting video data using both MJPEG and H.264 compression methods. Be compliant with the ONVIF standard for Network Video Transmitters (NVT). Have user authentication for secure video transmission, and shall be capable of up to 20 user accounts. Be capable of providing up to four individually configured H.264 video streams, or three H.264 and one MJPEG video streams.
NETWORK VIDEO CAMERA – The network video camera shall include, as a minimum, the following features/functions/specifications. The network video camera shall: Include a high quality Progressive CMOS image sensor. Include wide dynamic range (WDR) function balancing situations with dark lighting conditions in some areas. Operate with a minimum illumination of 0.1 lux in day mode and 0.01 lux in night mode (@ F1.7) at 30IRE. Include a mechanical IR cut filter that is removed during low light conditions to improve low light imaging. This shall be referred to as a True Day/Night function. Include a motorized lens with a length from 3mm to 9mm. Have a field of view from 109° at the widest view to 33° at the narrowest view. Have Auto/Manual Iris control that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have a white balance function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have a white balance range of at least 2700K to 7800K. Have a backlight compensation function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Have an auto gain control function that is adjustable through the camera’s web interface. Include 2 alarm inputs used for activating alarm events. Include 1 audio input and 1 audio output. Includes 1 BNC connector for Analog video output. TRANSMISSION CAPABILITIES – The network video camera shall provide the following characteristics/features/functions. The network video camera capabilities shall: Be capable of encoding video for network transmission across a LAN or WAN. Be capable of compressing and transmitting video data using both MJPEG and H.264 compression methods. Be compliant with the ONVIF standard for Network Video Transmitters (NVT). Have user authentication for secure video transmission, and shall be capable of up to 20 user accounts. Be capable of providing up to four individually configured H.264 video streams, or three H.264 and one MJPEG video streams.