Chapter 1 Preparation; Features - Sony PMS-500P Manual De Instrucciones

Features

The Monitoring Codec PMS-500P/400P can send
and receive voice, pictures and control data via ISDN.
Conventional remote monitoring systems provide only
still images. The Monitoring Codec provides moving
pictures for real-time and precise monitoring.
It can also send a high resolution still image.
The Monitoring Codec is perfect for the requirements
of the distribution and service industries demanding
monitoring capabilities.
Only one ISDN line is required for sending
voice, pictures, still images and control
data
High quality images using H.261 and H.263
compression technology, voice and control data can be
sent or received simultaneously via one ISDN line.
The ISDN modular jack can be connected directly to
the Monitoring Codec.
Picture
Send Receive Send Receive Send Receive
PMS-500P r r
PMS-400P r —
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Voice Control data
r r r r
r r r r
r: possible —: impossible
Relay control and remote diagnostics
From the central site, you can operate a device (e.g.,
turning on lights or opening/closing doors) at a
terminal site or you can monitor voice at a terminal
site.
From the central site, you can diagnose a terminal site
and identify the location of malfunctions or errors,
enabling quick and efficient recovery.
Automatic dialing up upon detection of an
alarm signal
Up to 20 telephone numbers can be registered in one
alarm port. When an alarm signal is detected, the
Monitoring Codec automatically dials the first number
registered in the DIAL LIST. If the connection fails,
the unit dials the next registered number.
Automatic selection/switching of the
pictures from the cameras upon detection
of an alarm signal
Up to 8 Alarm signals can be input into one ALARM
IN port. When an alarm signal is input, the system
automatically switches to the picture related to the port
number to which the alarm signal is input. When an
alarm signal is input, you can also switch the pictures
sequentially and display them on the monitor. You
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