Teleste MPC-E4 stand-alone MPEG-4 video encoder allows easy migration from legacy fibre modem based systems towards modern IP based CCTV networks. MPC-E4 is a temperature hardened video processing product that can be harnessed with four video inputs, 2-port terminal server, four bidirectional audio and one Fast Ethernet interfaces. The video processing is performed on software and can perform flexibly video encoding and analysis. The two built-in EIA RS data channels provide multi-vendor PTZ camera control through Ethernet network either from keyboard controller or from video management software. Beside standard copper interface the support for SFP plug-in optics makes MPC-E4 suitable for deployment in a wide range of optical networks.
Make | Teleste |
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Manufacturer | Teleste Corporation |
Model code | MPC-E4 |
Video Inputs | 4 channels |
Data Input | Yes |
Audio Input | Yes |
Compression Type | MPEG-4 |
Network Protocols | RTP, UDP, TCP, IP, SAP, RTSP, |
Interface | 10/100Base-Tx / 100Base-Fx |
Image per second (IPS) | 30 |
Control | PTZ |
Physical Specifications |
Dimensions mm: 80 x 130 x 130 Weight g: 1,300 |
Electrical Specifications |
Voltage: 25 V DC Power Consumption: 6.6 W |
Environmental Specifications | Operating Temperature oC: -34 ~ +74 C (-29 ~ +165 F) |
Video Inputs Overview | BNC female |
Additional info | Teleste MPC-E4 stand-alone MPEG-4 video encoder allows easy migration from legacy fibre modem based systems towards modern IP based CCTV networks. MPC-E4 is a temperature hardened video processing product that can be harnessed with four video inputs, 2-port terminal server, four bidirectional audio and one Fast Ethernet interfaces. The video processing is performed on software and can perform flexibly video encoding and analysis. The two built-in EIA RS data channels provide multi-vendor PTZ camera control through Ethernet network either from keyboard controller or from video management software. Beside standard copper interface the support for SFP plug-in optics makes MPC-E4 suitable for deployment in a wide range of optical networks. |