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Linksys, a division of Cisco Systems, has announced
immediate availability of the Linksys Wireless-G Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ) Internet
Camera with Audio aka the WVC200.
This PTZ Internet Camera can send live
video and audio through the Internet to be seen and heard through a Web browser
in any part of the world. Besides, it does not require an attached PC, and
contains its own IP address, so customers (small businesses) can easily connect
it to an existing Ethernet or Wireless network.
The camera comes with a
LCD screen on the front, which displays the IP address so multiple cameras can
be managed.
WVC200 images can either be password protected or left open
for everyone to see. With support for Dynamic DNS, by remembering a URL 'name',
the camera can be accessed.
Camera movement and focus can be controlled
remotely via the Pan/Tilt and 2X digital zoom function. At a time, up to 10
users can access the
camera. Software is included for multiple camera
monitoring, and recording to a hard drive with advanced search by time and date.
The WVC200 supports advanced MPEG-4 video compression for high quality,
high-frame rate, 640 x 480 video stream; as also MJPEG compression for good
quality video at high bandwidth rates. Some of the video features include:
Infrared (IR) cut filter for viewing images in low or no light environments;
ability to take and save snapshots of the image in JPEG format; and ability to
schedule snapshots and send to FTP server.
Linksys' new PTZ camera
incorporates advanced features such as: a Security mode wherein when the camera
detects motion, it starts recording video and audio feed, and at the same time
sends an email alert to the office, a pager, or a cell phone; ability to send up
to 3 email alerts including a short video clip as email attachment; and Wireless
Local Area Network features like WEP and WPA encryption.
Sanjeev Gupta,
Regional Sales Director for Asia at Linksys, said, "We've designed a camera that
provides small businesses the tool they need to monitor their office during
businesses hours, or while they are away. The camera can be accessed over the
Internet, enabling the office to be remotely monitored."
The camera
specifications are:
CMOS Sensor with Glass Lens
Dual - Codec MPEG-4 or
MJPEG selectable compression
Ability to capture video and audio (with
built-in Microphone) to an external Hard Drive
Built-in Web Server for
remote access with on-screen users
Support for UPnP for easy discovery on
the network
Support for DDNS services
Support for up to 10 simultaneous
users
Software included for monitoring and recording up to 9 cameras
simultaneously
Ability to send email alerts to up to 3 addresses
LCD
Screen on Camera Display
Available immediately through Linksys' channel
partners across the country, the new Internet Camera comes for an estimated
street price of Rs 19,900.
To overcome the problem of new IP addresses
being assigned from time to time, Linksys has introduced the SoloLink DDNS
service, which keeps track of the IP address of the WVC200, even when it
changes, with an easy to remember Web address the customer gets to select. Upon
purchase of the WVC200, customers stand to get a free 90-day trial of the
SoloLink service. The price of this service starts at approximately Rs 920 for a
one-year subscription.
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