New surveillance camera connects to Bluetooth mobile phones Yesterday, Panasonic Communications of Japan has unveiled a new surveillance camera [JP] that links to Bluetooth mobile phones, computers or car navigation systems. The BB-HCM547 is the first model of society that can be installed on the ceilings.
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Panasonic Communications Co., installation support outdoor (1) In addition, PoE (Note 2) access to electricity in different locations can be established to provide a simple pan-tilt-zoom type outside the Network Dome Camera BB-HCM547 "waslaunched on September 25, 2006.
The product provides an off-the corresponding category in the dome network camera, a multi-storey car park gas station, and arcade in the mall, facing the outdoor facilities are set up to ceiling can be easily and Masu. It is the product, PoE integrated into the Ethernet cable through the diet may be outside of power can be difficult to get a place, you can easily set up.
In addition, the product of the lens mounted in the horizontal angle of 73 degrees and wide-angle to the ceiling product, you can always set up in the bottom of a broader range of monitoring may be 2.3 times the Optical Zoom function with If necessary to enlarge certain parts of it.
In addition, the product of conventional PCs and mobile phones, in addition to car navigation system, Panasonic Strada "and access (3) camera images can be verified. This will also drive images can be confirmed, so that the scope of the network camera than ever to use the premises.
We will launch the product by the company network camera line-up to strengthen further in a wide variety of user needs.
Key Features
* Support for outdoor installation and PoE receiving part of the town in different places that can be easily set
* 73-degree angle of horizontal tilt and pan-angle lens zoom capability
* Car navigation system to access are also available
Panasonic says users are not required over the camera as an Ethernet cable is enough to make it work. It has a field of vision extending 350 degrees horizontally and 82 degrees vertically. If the device detects a person, it zooms in on her face (via its 2.3x optical lens digital zoom/2x).
Posted on June 10, 2010.
