AXIS 2400+ Video Server Helping analog CCTV systems migrate to IP-Surveillance up to 30 (NTSC) or 25 (PAL) frames per second BUNDLE 4 Units
Designed for professional surveillance applications, an AXIS 2400+ Video Server can network up to four analog cameras. It transforms analog video into high quality digital images for video transmission over intranet networks or the Internet. This enables users to view live images from any networked computer with a standard Web browser.
The AXIS 2400+ provides greater memory, increased performance and a higher level of customization than the original AXIS 2400, the world's best-selling video server.
Easy to install and use, the AXIS 2400+ provides a comprehensive, single-box solution that enables you to have a professional surveillance application up and running in minutes. Your system can be as open or closed as needed. Access to live images can be restricted to only authorized users through several levels of password protection.
For surveillance installations that require many AXIS 2400+, blade versions of the video servers are available for use with the AXIS Rack Solution.
Up to 4 analog video inputs
Video stream: up to 30 (NTSC) or 25 (PAL) frames per second with Motion JPEG as well as single snapshot, user-controlled compression level
4 alarm inputs and 1 output signal
Event handling including mail, TCP, HTTP and FTP notification and video upload
Auto sensing for PAL and NTSC
Support for multiple Pan/Tilt/Zoom devices
Connection: Dial-up via modem as well as direct connection to Ethernet networks.
PHP3 script support for developing your own application scripts
Remote configuration and status using Web-based tools
Three times more space for pre-and post alarm buffers than before: Allows the user to see extended video events in higher resolution and in greater detail - up to 12 MB available for alarm buffers.
Enables higher level of customization: More than double the storage capacity for Web pages and scripts – up to 0.5 MB.
Higher performance with improved Linux operating system: The improved memory and process management introduced with the Linux kernel v.2.4 gives an approximately 10% increase in performance.
