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Features WLPTG Wireless Pan/Tilt IP Network Camera 4XEM's full function WLPT wireless IP Network Camera features a 1/4" CCD Image Sensor, MPEG 4 video compression, Generic I/O Ports (1 input, 1 output), 802.11g Wireless Communication, a sensitive microphone and Pan/Tilt movement. Connections are also available for an external microphone and for audio output, enabling two-way audio communication. The WLPT IP Network Camera is ideal for demanding applications that require the flexibility and cost savings of wireless communication, connection to external alarms, two-way audio and Pan/Tilt functionality for surveillance areas that are larger than the viewing span of one stationary IP camera. The motion detection feature will trigger still image capture and send the image via e-mail or to an FTP location. Bundled software allows monitoring and control of up to 16 IP Cameras from any web browser, and the quick and simple installation means you will be up in minutes viewing streamed video. Includes Camera Mounting Bracket Power Adapter Software Capabilities Audio capability with built-in or external microphone Motorized pan and tilt capability with click-to-move on image Auto pan and auto patrol among selected preset locations 10/100Mbps Ethernet 802.11g Wireless Connection WEP Encryption Built-in intelligent motion detection GPIO for sensor and alarm Time stamp and text caption Three configurable motion detection windows Flip & Mirror Built-in microphone Fully configurable MPEG4 compression engine Free bundled four channel recording software Adjustable image size, quality and bit-rate Specifications Type of Sensor 1/4" color CCD image sensor Automatic Exposure n/a NTSC 512(H) x 492(V) PAL 512(H) x 582(V) Electronic Shutter 1/60 (1/50) to 1/100, 000 sec. Light Sensitivity 1.0 lux Aperture Size F 1.8 Lens 6.0 mm Automatic Gain Control (AGC) Yes Automatic White Balancing (AWB) Yes Tilt - Range +90 ~ -45 degrees, 15 ~ 25 degrees/sec. Pan - Range +/- 135 degrees, 15 ~ 50 degrees/sec. Networking - Protocol TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, FTP, Telnet, NTP, DNS & DHCP Ethernet 10baseT or 100baseT, 22 Mbps Wireless 2.3Ghz 802.11g/b 54/48/36/24/18/12/9/6/11/5.5/2/1 Mbps Wireless Coverage 54Mbps: 64m 48Mbps: 70m 36Mbps: 80m 24/18/12/9/6Mbps: 120m 11Mbps: 80m 5.5Mbps: 120m 2Mbps: 200m 1Mbps: 300m Miscellaneous Remote Management Configuration and system log can be accessed via web browser & FTP application remotely. Audio Frequency 24 kbps Security 3 levels of user privilege, ID/password authentication. LED Indicators System Power, Microphone, System Activity and Network Link indicators. Sensor and Relay 1 opto-isolated sensor input, 1 alarm relay input. Development Kit Open ActiveX control Display Algorithm Supported MPEG-4 (short header mode) for streaming video JPEG for still image. NTSC Resolution @ 176x120: Up to 30 frames NTSC Resolution @ 352x240: Up to 30 frames PAL Resolution @ 352x288: Up to 25 frames PAL Resolution @ 176x144: Up to 25 frames Software Includes 4-chann

Gemini 12: The NASA Mission Reports The last Gemini flight would be flown by veteran Commander James Lovell and a brilliant rookie called Edwin ?Buzz? Aldrin. Lovell?s experience gained on Gemini 6 would prove the perfect foundation on which the newcomer Aldrin would be able to build a near-perfect science mission. The task of space-walking had proven arduous and dangerous on previous Gemini flights but after months of rigorous training underwater Aldrin was ready to prove that men could actually work comfortably in space. It was a critical exercise which would determine whether a moonwalking astronaut could survive the experience.After two scrubbed launches the final Gemini-Titan stack soared into low earth orbit and docked with its Agena target vehicle, placed aloft only an hour and a half earlier. Aldrin then spent over five hours working outside the spacecraft. His experience as a scuba diver gave him the edge needed to get the work done without exhausting himself as some of his predecessors had done. After 94½ hours in space Lovell and Aldrin splashed into the Pacific Ocean within three miles of the recovery ship. The stage was now set for the final push for the moon. Bonus: As early as 1961, engineer Jim Chamberlin had wanted to send Gemini to the moon. For the first time details of this audacious plan are revealed in a rare document from 1965. Features and Reviews: Paperback: 264 pages Publisher: Collector's Guide Publishing Inc; Bk&CD-Rom edition (January 1, 2004) Language: English Book Dimensions: 10.1 x 6.9 x 0.6 inches Bonus CD-ROM Included! Error corrected 16mm film footage of Gemini 12 Over 430 still pictures from Gemini 12 A movie about the Gemini 12 mission Over one hour and 45 minutes of MPEG video An exclusive interview with Gemini 12 Commander Jim Lovell

Highlights Remote Control Auto Detection Powerful Software Solution: Record in real time to a computer's HDD in MPEG 4, Scheduled Recording, Motion Detection, Alarm, Automatic Space Management. SOFTWARE IS COMPATIBLE ONLY WITH WINDOWS 98SE, 2000, XP. Recording to Analog source via AV out Stylish Black DesignFeaturesPackage Contents Remote Control Power Adapter USB 2.0 Cable AV Cable (3.5mm to RCA with mono sound)SpecificationReceiving Frequency: 4 Channels: 2.414GHz, 2.432GHz, 2.450GHz, 2.468GHz PAL and NTSC compatibility Demodulation Mode: FM Receiving Sensitivity: lt;-85dBm Antenna: 50ohm SMA Range Up to 100m in open spacePower Source: Wall Outlet Channels Available: 4 wireless OR 1 AV In Channel Scan and Channel Skip for multiple Cameras Interface: USB 2.0 and AV OUT/IN Compatible Computer Systems for Software: Microsoft Windows 98SE, 2000, XP 512MB RAM 80GB HDD Microsoft DirectX 9.0c USB 2.0 Sound card

Watch Streaming Television From Your PC Or Laptop! Once the easy-to-install software is on your computer, just attach the telescoping antenna and plug into your USB port. It will begin scanning for local digital channels for you to watch! Enjoy the ability to schedule a recording of your favorite TV show and then burn it to a CD/DVD in MPEG 1, 2 or 4 format. You can also take still image snapshots. Supports worldwide TV (NTSC/PAL/SECAM). Includes remote control (uses button battery, included), software install CD, and instructions. System requirements: Windows XP/Vista, Pentium4 2.4 gHz, 512MB RAM or above, USB 2.0, VGA card that supports DirectX 9.0.

Standalone DVR, MPEG 4 Compression Format Support Quad and MUX mode. Support Remote network control Realtime disply/Record

The Vision podium combines a sleek design with state-of-the-art technology, making presentations easier and more effective. This lectern is made from MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) with a cherry finish, giving it an attractive style that fits with any office decor. The crown jewel of this podium is the 15" LCD screen that is built into the front. This screen can be used for corporate logos or other presentation enhancing graphics. Simply plug in a flash drive or SD card and load your graphics onto the screen; the screen supports JPEG / MPEG / MP3 file formats. On-screen menus can be toggled by using the included remote. Hidden casters, of which two are locking, make it easy to move this podium from room to room. Behind the podium, there is a convenient storage shelf and the base can also store supplies. The shelf size is 23" W x 14.5" D. This item ships directly from the manufacturer. Product usually arrives in 2-8 business days, depending on destination, including order processing and shipping. APO/FPO shipping unavailable