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VE1.6

Cantronic Systems’ VE1.6 thermal imaging video engine is designed for cooled thermal cameras. The device’s digital board accepts camera link data at the input and analog/digital video at the output. The unit functions as a stand-alone or integrated engine with multiple detector and lens options. The engine features a 60-Hertz frame rate, histogram equalization, digital zoom, autofocus, and network and RS-232 control.


ProSYS

RISCO’s ProSYS ™ integrated security system is equipped with a responsive touchscreen keypad. The system is designed for remote site monitoring and features dual-path IP and GSM/GPRS communication, bus detector diagnostics and auto-install technology. The 7-inch glass touchscreen keypad has a blue backlight and is available with a built-in proximity reader.


NAS NVRmini 2.0

NUUO’s NAS NVRmini 2.0 features a POS function that integrates a user’s recording system with ATM records, entry records and transaction data from cash registers. The device is available in four-, eight-, and 16-channel models. The NVR supports Mobotix MxPEG codec and multiple camera models.


OptiMouse Plus

SecuGen’s OptiMouse™ Plus is a combination fingerprint reader and optical mouse. The device’s Smart Capture™ technology adjusts sensor brightness for accurate fingerprint scanning. Smart Capture is designed to obtain fingerprints from hard-to-read moist, dry or scarred fingers. The optical sensor uses SEIR fingerprint biometric technology and is resistant to scratches, impacts, vibration and electrostatic shock.


DC28105N12

Tamron’s DC28105N-12 PTZ indoor mini-dome camera is equipped with a 2.8- to 10.5-millimeter varifocal lens and a 1/3-inch CCD with 540 TV lines of resolution. The camera features a grip for easy installation and an F/1.2 aperture brightness.


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