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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Introduction
SPT100 is a powerful HD IP Camera, ideal for applications requiring fine detail and high-
resolution images. In addition to crystal-clear video, the SPT100 incorporates a proprietary
silent Pan-Tilt mechanism that expands the overall camera viewing area, for enhanced coverage
of critical surveillance situations.
Delivering super-clear 720p30 H.264 video at bit-rates as low as 1.5Mbs, the SPT100 is
comparable in cost to today's fixed IP cameras, with the added convenience of remote
positioning control. Other benefits of this unique, low-cost device include low power, low
maintenance, accurate position control, small size, and noiseless operation. SPT100 is perfect
for large, high-traffic areas such as airports, casinos, retail, front-lobby, and passport control, as
well as personal home use for entry inspection and remote home monitoring.
Its PoE--Power over Ethernet--capability lets you easily install the camera in locations that do
not have nearby power outlets. With its built-in web pages, the SPT100 enables viewing, access,
and camera control via local area networks as well as any Internet connection. Enhanced motion
detection, alarm notification, and privacy masking help eliminate false alarms and ensure
efficient, highly reliable monitoring and recording.
Figure 1. SPT100 external view
The SPT100 features best-in-class video quality and performance with dual H.264 live video
streams or simultaneous H.264 streams. This robustness enables local viewing and storage of
720p30 H.264 video, while simultaneously streaming lower resolution for remote viewing from
a mobile phone or low-bandwidth connections. Two-way audio is available as an option.
Access to the SPT100 camera can be offered though a simple web browser, or for multiple units
management is supported through the Darim VideoSpider Console. The VideoSpider security
management system offers connectivity to an unlimited number of cameras, video servers,
storage servers, and control rooms. Connections between system components are organized over
IP LANs, WANs, and the Internet, allowing the system to be distributed world-widely.
