Sony SNC-RZ30N/2 Brochure & Specs page 4

Simultaneous Access
Up to 50 users can simultaneously access a single
SNC-RZ30N to monitor images and control the
camera. One of two control modes for the camera
can be set by the administrator, allowing control of
the unit to be shared by a number of users. One
mode gives priority to the user who last attempted to
control the camera, while the other mode is
time-based. When this mode is set, priority is given
to a user for a specified amount of time and when
time expires, the next person who takes control is
given priority for that same amount of time.
Other Features
Direct Pointing or Vectoring -
this other method is selected, an on-screen simulated pad appears on the GUI (Graphical User Interface) allowing
"direct pointing" or "vectoring" to control the camera.
"Tour" Feature - The "tour" feature allows the user to preset up to five scanning patterns with up to 16 positions in
each scan. This is useful when you wish to monitor designated areas in a room.
Cropping Feature - The administrator can designate an area in the image to be cropped. This feature is particularly
useful when you wish to monitor a specific location. In addition, it reduces the size of the image file, making the
storage and transfer of images more efficient.
Day/Night Mode - The SNC-RZ30N has a unique day/night mode, which allows images to be viewed even in low
light conditions.
Sample System Configuration
Passive Infrared
Sensor (PIR)
PCMCIA
Flash ATA/HD
TYPEII x 2
Relay out
Activity Detection/IR cont out
There is an alternative method of controlling the pan and tilt of the SNC-RZ30N. When
Alarm in
100 BASE-TX
Video
out
SNC-RZ30N
(NTSC)
Network Security Features
IP Filtering - User access to the SNC-RZ30N can be limited
by IP filtering. Up to ten different groups can be established
by defining an IP address range for each group. This allows
users with IP addresses in a defined range to access the
camera, while denying access to all other addresses.
Password Protection - User names and passwords can
be assigned to allow four levels of access. Generally,
the administrator has complete access/control of the
camera, while the other three levels can be set to
limit user privileges to functions such as PTZ control,
viewing, trigger control, etc.
LAN
Video Cassette Recorder
Monitor
or
Hard disk Recorder