Application constitution

Administrators can use combinations of options on the application page to perform many useful security applications. Network Camera provides two application modes; one is performed according to the settings on the web page, the other is performed according to the external command script. Though most settings will automatically be done by the Application Wizard, administrators still can adjust the settings from this page.

Weekly schedule

A useful weekly schedule is provided for daily security application. Administrators can select weekdays from Monday to Friday with the daily schedule from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm that no one is at home to perform any event checking. If the security system needs to be installed in office that no one is there during the nights or weekend, administrators just set the time period as above, then check “All the time except for the above schedule” for opposite operations.

External command script

Administrators can write a script named SCRIPT.TXT to perfectly match the additional software according to the Command Script for Complex Applications section in the Chapter Advanced Functions. After uploading this script to Network Camera via FTP, check the option “Enable the external script file to exclude the following settings”. Otherwise Network Camera will operate according to the settings below.

Event operation

Network Camera provides general options for two basic applications, event operation for security and sequential operation for web attraction. In event operation, administrators have to setup some conditions to check and some actions to happen consequently. The conditions include motion detection and the status of digital input. While checking “Detect motion” box, administrators should click “Motion Detection” button on Video page or click “Motion Detection” link in Application page to configure the appropriate parameters. In the newly opened window, percentage of object size over whole window and sensitivity can be fine tuned to fit into the environment. If any motion is over the settings, an ‘M’ will appear on the upper-right corner of image for indication. The ‘M’ will appear in the image to indicate some motion is detected as long as “Show alert in image” is checked. If there are any sensors attached to the digital input, administrators can set the state to fire alarm. There are four states of “Input is High”, “Input is Low”, “Input is Rising” and “Input is Falling”. The edge trigger like “Rising” or “Falling” is generally used to detect the emerging signal from the external sensor. Once any event happens, administrators can select “Delay second(s) after

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IP2112, IP2122 specifications

Vivotek has established itself as a notable player in the realm of IP surveillance cameras, and the IP2122 and IP2112 models are prime examples of their dedication to quality and performance. Both models are designed to meet the rising demands for security in various environments, from retail establishments to transportation hubs.

The Vivotek IP2122 boasts a range of advanced features tailored for high-performance video surveillance. With a 1.3-megapixel resolution, this camera captures detailed images with clarity, making it suitable for identifying faces and license plates. The camera utilizes a progressive scan CMOS sensor that excels in varying light conditions, providing better images in both bright and low-light environments. It supports H.264 video compression, which offers efficient storage and bandwidth savings without compromising on quality.

On the other hand, the Vivotek IP2112, while similar in many respects, presents slightly varied features. This model also utilizes a 1.3-megapixel sensor and is designed for cost-effective deployment, ideal for users seeking reliable surveillance without excessive complexity. Like the IP2122, it supports H.264 compression, ensuring efficient video quality even in high-motion scenarios.

Both models are equipped with Vivotek's Smart Stream technology, which intelligently adjusts the video quality based on the activity in the scene. This dynamic feature assists in optimizing bandwidth usage and storage requirements, making it a sustainable option for long-term surveillance needs. Furthermore, these cameras utilize a built-in SD/SDHC card slot for local storage, a feature that enhances flexibility for users who prefer recording without depending solely on external servers.

An essential aspect of the Vivotek IP2122 and IP2112 is their ability to work seamlessly with Vivotek's own network video recorders and third-party solutions. Both models are compliant with the ONVIF standard, ensuring interoperability with various security systems and additional video management software.

In terms of physical design, these cameras are compact and feature a weatherproof enclosure, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations. The vandal-resistant features also ensure durability in high-risk environments.

In summary, the Vivotek IP2122 and IP2112 are powerful tools designed for effective surveillance, featuring high-resolution imaging, Smart Stream technology, and easy integration into a broader security system. These characteristics make them excellent choices for anyone looking to enhance their security infrastructure.
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