![background image](http://html1.mh-extra.com/html/american-dynamics/multivision-pro-mv16p-30/multivision-pro-mv16p-30_specifications_2923893001.webp)
FEATURES
The Multivision Pro Duplex Multiplexers deliver
advanced features that bring powerful,
integrated solutions to your security system;
video motion alarm detection, time
synchronization, VCR record speed auto-
detection and enhanced picture processing for
unparalleled image quality and superior
performance with high-resolution cameras.
Record four, nine or sixteen live cameras on one
VCR, while simultaneously processing and
replaying video from a second VCR. Live and
playback images can be displayed in a variety of
multiple-picture screen formats while recording
to suit your needs. Zoom up to 2x on any
picture area for a closer look at suspicious
activity.
Easily program video alarm detection parameters
for object size and shape, target placement,
trigger sensitivity and tracking delay. Each
camera has an individual video alarm output so
you can do more than just record.
Easily schedule tours, check operating status,
change recording and/or alarm conditions – all
from a remote location with a PC, remote
control panel or advanced dome controller.
The high-performance Multivision Pro Duplex
Multiplexers gives you better pictures, improved
recording, and built-in alarm detection all in a
value driven solution.
Multivision
®
Pro
DUPLEX MULTIPLEXERS
•
Full duplex multiplexing,
view and record functions
are independent
•
Bi-directional RS-232
reduces equipment costs
and expands system
capabilities
•
Set time synchronization,
monitor alarms or generate
alarms via third-party
software
•
Set video motion alarm
parameters including target
placement, object size and
shape, time of day, trigger
sensitivity and alarm delay
for each camera
•
vSync™ for fast installation
with VCRs that have a
switch pulse output
•
Individual video alarm
outputs for each camera
allow customized alarm
response for specific
security areas
•
Enhanced performance with
high-resolution cameras
•
Dynamic Time Division
records and displays more
images from cameras that
“see” activity
www.americandynamics.net