210 Network Camera

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    The AXIS 210 Network Camera, designed for professional indoor surveillance applications, is the first network camera to employ the Axis Communications' ARTPEC-2 compression chip, which enables the transmission of video at 30 frames per second at the highest resolution, built-in motion detection and support for advanced event management. The AXIS 210 is an ideal choice for securing offices, schools, retail stores and other facilities over the local area network or across the Internet. The AXIS 210 contains a built-in Web server and Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) support for easy connection to an IP network or the Internet. It also has built-in video motion detection that can be activated based on scheduled or triggered events.

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