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Pelco DD5AM spectra ii b/w dome camera hi res 16X
CONDITION: OPEN BOX- -REPAIRED UNIT-LOOKS VERY CLEAN, MINOR SCRATCH/SCUFF-GUARANTEED TO WORK PERFECTLY
COMES WITH CAMERA & BOX WE DO HAVE THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SD5 SERIES SPECTRA DOMES & SPECTRA III DOMES IF YOU REQUEST A COPY
BOX SAYS: SPECTRA II HIGH RESOLUTION MONOCHROME CAMERA, 16X OPTICAL 8X ELECTRIC ZOOM, AUTO FOCUS, LIGHT SENSITIVITY TO 1 LUX F/1.4 EIA,
BELOW IS A GENERIC DESCRIPTION FOR THE SPECTRA II SERIES
A new high resolution color camera for the Spectra II (TM) Series has increased the light sensitivity to .05 lux through Lowlight TM) color technology. This high resolution camera with 128X zoom (16X optical and 8X electronic zoom) is the standard monochrome camera for Spectra II (TM). Two new optional high resolution cameras that will be available in the 4 th quarter of 1999 are the Lowlight (TM) color camera with .07 lux and 176 zoom (22X optical and 8X electronic), and the color/black and white camera with .2 lux and 72X zoom (18X optical and 4X electronic). This camera features the ability to function in color and b/w for optimum visible and IR light sensitivity.
Spectra II (TM) also is available with an optional translator card that allows the dome to accept control commands from competitive control systems. These protocols add to the capability of the dome, which also accepts Coaxitron(R) control, P protocol (RS-422 control of Pelco's CM6700/CM9750/CM9760 matrix systems), and D protocol (RS-422 control of Pelco's MPT9500/CM6700/CM8500 matrix systems).
Other Spectra II (TM) features are a power-up recovery mode that allows the user to specify what condition the dome will assume whenever the power is cycled, a proportional turbo feature that decreases the turbo pan in proportion to the depth of zoom, a video blanking option that allows up to eight zones (programmable in size) to be set to output blank video, a variable scan speed that can be set between 1 and 40 degrees per second, and a maximum of six minutes in the time period for running patterns.
Alarm features include programming an auxiliary output to activate when there is an alarm, programming the dome to resume its previous activity after all alarms are cleared, and defining alarms as low or high priority.
Spectra II (TM) Series domes also include a fully integrated, high performance dome system with a 1/4-inch camera; 360 degrees rotation; high speed/variable speed capability; 64 presets; auto, frame, and random scanning with limit stops controlled by software; and an "auto flip" feature that allows the dome to rotate 180 degrees and reposition itself for continuous viewing of a person who passes directly beneath the dome
