Sony SNC-DS10 User Manual
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Sony introduces a new generation of network mini-dome cameras: the SNC-DM Series Megapixel Network
Cameras and the SNC-DS Series Network Cameras. Incorporating advanced progressive scan CCDs with
ExwavePRO technology, they provide extremely clear and detailed images for surveillance monitoring
applications. And, unlike conventional network cameras that incorporate progressive scan CCDs with primary
color filters, these cameras use complementary color filters to provide amazingly bright and high-resolution
images even in dimly lit environments, which is a key requirement for surveillance monitoring.
The first line of Sony megapixel mini-dome cameras, the SNC-DM Series, has been especially designed for use in
security applications. Combining advanced ExwavePRO technology and a unique light funnel function, which
provides high sensitivity, they produce extremely bright images even when monitoring moving objects in dark
environments.
The SNC-DS Series is another powerful new addition to the Sony network mini-dome camera lineup. Just like the
SNC-DM Series, these progressive scan cameras incorporate ExwavePRO technology for excellent sensitivity.
Common to both mini-dome series are sophisticated features such as Intelligent Motion Detection, Constant Bit
Rate Algorithm, and flexible Gamma Curve Settings. These features provide not only high-quality images, but
also intelligent and efficient operational flexibility to meet user needs in various monitoring applications.
Designed with security in mind by focusing on camera sensitivity, Sony’s new mini-dome series outperforms
conventional progressive scan cameras, making it the right choice for your surveillance monitoring applications.
SNC-DM160
SNC-DM110
SNC-DS60
SNC-DS10
Imagers
1/3-type progressive scan CCD with ExwavePRO technology
1/4-type progressive scan CCD with ExwavePRO technology
Picture Elements
Approx. 1,320,000 pixels
Approx. 350,000 pixels
Ruggedized Design (IP66 compliant)
O
–
O
–
Day/Night Function
O
–
O
–
Light Funnel Function
O
O
–
–
Intelligent Motion Detection
O
O
O
O
Wall- or Ceiling-Mountable
O
O
O
O
Powerful Zoom, Auto-Iris Vari Focal Lens
O (3.6x)
O (3.4x)
O (3.6x)
O (3.6x)
Sony Patented Ball Joint Lens Mount
O
O
O
O
New Network Mini-dome Cameras With ExwavePRO
Technology and Resolution up to 1.3 Megapixels – for Clear,
Detailed, and Amazingly Bright Surveillance Monitoring Images
Technology and Resolution up to 1.3 Megapixels – for Clear,
Detailed, and Amazingly Bright Surveillance Monitoring Images
SNC-DM160/SNC-DM110/SNC-DS60/SNC-DS10
• ExwavePRO Technology
• High Frame Rate
• High Frame Rate
• The DEPA Platform
• Intelligent Motion Detection
• Intelligent Motion Detection
• JPEG, MPEG-4 Compression
Formats
• Dual Encoding Capability
• User-Friendly GUI
• User-Friendly GUI
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