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The MPEG2 Image Delivery System delivers image data as streaming data to a network such as a LAN. This system
consists of the encoder that converts an analog video signal (NTSC) to the digital data (MPEG2), and the decoder that
converts the digital data (MPEG2) to the analog video signal (NTSC).
•This system features the MPEG2 compression scheme. It is possible to send and receive motion pictures at
30 fps, up to 9 Mbps.
•This system can be connected with a network that supports TCP/IP and UDP/IP protocols.
•It is possible to send and receive image, audio and other packets through the Ethernet (MPEG2 encoder: 100BASE-
TX, MPEG2 decoder: 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T).
•It is possible to control cameras and adjust the bit rate when an alarm is detected by an alarm device (a sensor)
connected to the ALARM IN connector on the rear panel of the MPEG2 encoder.
•Up to 4 cameras can be connected to the MPEG2 encoder. It is possible to operate cameras (such as panning,
tilting zooming and focusing) remotely.
•The MPEG2 encoder loops through an analog video signal connected to the VIDEO IN connectors to the VIDEO
OUT connectors. It is possible to record images by connecting recording devices such as a digital disk recorder
(optional cable WV-CA64 is required.).
•It is possible to display 4 camera images in a single screen (quad picture) by connecting a monitor to the QUAD
VIDEO OUT connector on the rear panel of the MPEG2 decoder. Pictures of up to 4 cameras connected to the
VIDEO OUT 1 - 4 connectors can be observed on a monitor.
•The RS-485 data port on the rear panel of the MPEG2 encoder is the data port for the serial data. It is possible to
send and receive the serial data between the MPEG2 encoder and a network using this port. The data part of the
received UDP/IP packet will be converted to the serial data, or the serial data received from the RS-485 connector
will be converted to the UDP/IP packet and will be sent to the network.