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Video | LTC 2662/90 Series Color Universal Video Multiplexer
LTC 2662/90 Series Color Universal Video
Multiplexer
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User-friendly
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AutoSet startup
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High quality video image
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Digital motion detection
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Timed events feature
The Universal Multiplexer uses state-of-the-art
technology to produce high quality, true-to- life color
video images. Enhanced circuitry allows increased
image accuracy and faster display rates without
annoying on-screen-flickering (aliasing) common with
multiscreen displays. These units can display any
camera to either monitor A or B and include camera
sequencing and alarm or action call-up. With an
additional unique camera display lockout feature, the
selected camera will not display on both monitors.
However, selected video camera(s) will record in the
background. These units can simultaneously record
and view on multiscreens and can playback previously
recorded tapes from 6 different manufacturers.
Functions
Furnished with a switching power supply, the
Universal Multiplexer intelligently detects the input
signal and input voltage and automatically sets the unit
for PAL/NTSC or EIA/CCIR. User-friendly controls make
these units fast and easy to program and operate. An
on-screen programming menu in English, French,
German, Spanish, Dutch, or Italian is included. A Quick
Setup feature or customized system configuration is
available through the advanced setup program. Help
screens guide the operator through the setup process.
When the AutoSet feature is enabled, the system
automatically configures itself for recording,
sequencing, and video loss listing based on the
number of connected cameras. These multiplexers
also include a Timed Events feature, which allows
preprogrammed set up parameters, including the
record functions, to be activated based on the time of
day. Up to six separate operational settings can be
programmed and stored in memory. To enhance the
recording of cameras, the Digital motion Detection
feature intelligently analyzes the motion content of all
camera inputs and ensures that the camera(s) with
motion are recorded as a priority. There are two
modes of the activity detection, "exclusive" and
"interleave" which are also operational under alarm
conditions.
In addition, the Digital Motion Detection feature
provides four levels of sensitivity, including direction
sensing and a special walk-through setup to eliminate
false alarms. A selectable audible buzzer is available in
this mode. Additionally, these units include a wide
selection of features such as front panel controls,
synchronization with VCR head switching, freeze, 4X