Sony SNCCH160 - Manual
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IR Illuminator
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High-Quality 720p HD Security Camera with IR Illuminators
SNC-CH160
Network HD Bullet Camera --- E series
Excellent 720p HD picture quality, supporting
H.264 at 30 fps
1.3 Megapixel (1280 x 1024) maximum resolution
Three codecs (H.264, MPEG-4, JPEG) and dual
streaming capability
The Exmor™ CMOS sensor incorporated to deliver
high image quality and low noise
KEY FEATURES
• Built-in IR (Infrared) illuminators to assist capturing objects in the dark
even under 0 lx, up to 49 feet (15 m) away.
• IP66-rated waterproof and dust-tight feature for outdoor surveillance,
or indoor where water ingress may pose an issue.
• Easy Focus/Easy Zoom functions for easy installation.
• Optical Day/Night function to switch to Day or Night mode
depending on the light level.
• Recording software (RealShot™ Manager Lite) is bundled to start
recording and monitoring instantly.
• Stream Squared function allows simultaneous streaming of two 4:3
aspect ratio videos in user selectable SD resolutions. User can select
the entire image or a portion of the image from the original field of
view and resize to SD resolution or lower for each stream. With this
feature, the SNC-CH160 can replace two SD cameras installed in the
same line of view.
• Intelligent Motion Detection that
supports DEPA™ analytics.
• Analog monitor output (phono jack).
• Powered by PoE (Power over
Ethernet) for simple installation.
• Equipped with a built-in heater for
continued camera operation in cold
weather.
• ONVIF™ (Open Network Video
Interface Forum) software that
ensures greater interoperability and
more flexibility in building multiple-
vendor systems.
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Actual images of one of Sony’s HD cameras with IR illuminators.
Example
1st Streaming
VGA video of a whole
Dual
Streaming
2nd Streaming
VGA video of a
cropped area
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