Ken A Vision Digital Video Flex 7200UM Specification

Digital Video Flex
7200UM
Camera Image Sensor
Pixel Count
Frame Rate
Field of View
OSD
Output Resolution
Output
RS232
USB Connection
USB Cable
Operating Temperature
Lighting
Power Source
Cross Platform OS
UVC Driverless
MSI support
Advance Imaging
Average Set up time
Free Updates
IWB* Compliant
Viewing Angle
Focal Distance
Goose Neck
Lens
Controls Digital Zoom
Focus
White Balance
Color/B&W
Gamma Adjustment
Negative/Positive
Image Rotation
Capture/Freeze
Audio Recording
Image Compression
Annotation
Light Control
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Detailed Specifications (January 2011)
KAV 1/3" CMOS
ACT 1280(H) X 1024(V)
Yes Variable with selected screen size
Default 13 fps at max resolution of 1280 X 1024 (1.3)
VGA 30 fps at resolution of 640 X 480
9.25" X 7.5" / 23.5cm X 19cm
Yes Controlled by software buttons
Yes HD 720P
Yes USB 2.0
Yes via computer
Yes 2.0
Yes Factory installed 1.7 m USB 2.0
Yes Minus 10°C – 45°C
Yes Minimal greater than 3 lux NO ACCESSORY LIGHTS REQUIRED
N/A 5 VDC, 200 mA from USB port ONLY meeting green initiative
Yes Windows XP, 7/LINUX/MAC
Yes Plug-n-play
Yes installation, maintenance, and removal of software via Microsoft server
Yes via Applied Vision 4 Software
Yes less than 5 minutes for 1 – 1,000 units using MSI for Cross platform software installations
Yes For the life of the product on software and hardware
Yes Interactive White Board Compliant for most current boards
Yes 180° ball and socket head
Yes 1/4" (0.6cm) to Infinity
Yes 25" / 65cm
Yes 8mm
Yes Controlled by software buttons up to 16x
Yes Manual
Yes Auto or manual controlled by software buttons
Yes Black and White controlled by software buttons
Yes Auto or manual controlled by software buttons
Yes Controlled by software buttons
Yes 360° in both directions controlled by software buttons
Yes Freeze image via software button
Yes Synchronized recording via software buttons
Yes JPEG
Yes in software or working with Interactive Whiteboard interfaces
Yes Low Light achieved through CMOS and varied through software with Memory Control
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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