Network Camera

Install the camera anywhere^*1 with no transmission cables to connect, and enjoy high-speed communications at 2.4 GHz, 54 Mbps^*2 (IEEE 802.11g) or 2.4 GHz, 11 Mbps^*2 (IEEE 802.11b).

• *1 Cannot be used in bathrooms or outdoors.
• *2 The indicated speed is the maximum theoretical value of the wireless LAN specification, and does not denote the actual data transfer speed achieved by the cameras.

Cameras simultaneously send MPEG-4 images in three resolutions (VGA, QVGA, and QSIF_SP), and JPEG images in the same three resolutions in favour motion, standard, and favour clarity image-quality types. MPEG-4 is recommended for viewing smooth motion images, and JPEG is recommended for recording higher quality images.

* Size comparisons are simulated.

It's so reassuring to see your pet's happy face while you are out. A simple mouse operation is all you need to enlarge the image, using the 10x digital zoom, so you get a clear view of your pet's expression.
Click here for a demonstration of 10x digital zoom function.

* This feature is not available when viewing on a cell phone.

* Area is multiplied by 10x.

Check the images from four cameras at once. Monitor 12 cameras in all, and display them all at once (with no audio). Use a recording program (BB-HNP11) to save images and audio to a PC hard disk.^*1

• *1-1 To use this function, one of the cameras must be registered with the addresses of all other cameras in advance. The 640 x 480 resolution cannot be used with the multi-screen display.
• *1-2 Switching from the moving image mode to the still image mode reduces the load on the network. The still image mode is recommended when the Internet connection speed is 100 kbps or lower (guideline speed).
• *1-3 This function can be used only with a PC. It cannot be used with a cell phone.

Sounds picked up by the built-in microphone can be heard through the PC. Video monitoring with sound enhances security by providing additional information that images cannot convey.

In this mode, the camera captures an image only when motion is detected based on the preset threshold or sensitivity of the camera. The image can be stored temporarily in the camera, or sent to you by e-mail or FTP data transfer.^*1

• *1-1 The sensor's detection history can also be e-mailed to you once each day at a preset time.
• *1-2 POP before SMTP authentication and SMTP authentication (PLAIN LOGIN and CRAM-MD5) are supported.

You can record the moving images captured by the camera on your PC. This lets you enjoy natural motion that isn't possible with still pictures.

*Recording is possible for only one camera. To record images from multiple cameras, use the BB-HNP11.

This system supports SSL data encrypted communications. By encrypting the network camera's image and other data for network transmission, it prevents electronic eavesdropping for greatly improved security.

* For JPEG only. The audio feature does not work on cell phone.

By connecting commercially available sensors, like door sensors, or switches to the External I/O Connector, sensor detection acts as a trigger to record and send images. This helps to expand the camera's installation area and applications.

While viewing MJPEG images on the single or multi-camera screens, your computer can play a sound to notify you when motion is detected or the external sensor is triggered.