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05/04/2012

MX-V4.1.1.24 for all IP Video Door Stations T24 and MOBOTIX cameras D14Di

08/03/2012

MxEasy 1.5.1 published

29/02/2012

MX-V4.1.1.21 for all IP Video Door Stations T24 and MOBOTIX cameras D14Di

29/02/2012

MxControlCenter 2.5.1.1 published

22/12/2011

MX-V4.1.1.7 for all IP Video Door Stations T24

25/11/2011

MX-V4.0.4.28 for all MOBOTIX Cameras Q24M, D24M, M24M and T24M

18/11/2011

MxEasy 1.4.1 Published For Linux Systems

15/07/2011

MxControlCenter 2.5.0.2 published

now available as 32Bit and 64Bit Version

15/07/2011

MxEasy 1.3.2 Published For Linux Systems

13/05/2011

MX-V4.0.4.19 for all MOBOTIX Cameras Q24M, D24M, M24M and T24M

28/01/2011

MxEasy 1.3.2 Published For Linux Systems

19/11/2010

MxEasy 1.3.2 Published

22/09/2010

MX-V4.0.4.18 for all MOBOTIX Cameras Q24M, D24M, M24M and T24M

22/09/2010

MxEasy 1.3.1 Published

17/09/2010

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Storage Requirements Planner

Validation errors

Camera

Camera model

Scenario settings

Image complexity

Example: Image Complexity

Low complexity:

An image with low complexity shows only few details and consists mainly of one color (as shown in the example).

Medium complexity:

Despite numerous details the image consists of many big monochrome areas.

High complexity:

An image with high complexity has many details, high contrast and is rich in colors.

Motion rate in images

Example: Motion Rate In Images

Image with very low motion rate:

In this image, there is little or no movement.

Image with normal motion rate:

This scene shows a gas station. Considering more than 1,000 customers plus the employees, there is a lot of movement in the camera image. However, there are still a lot of static objects which do not move at all.

Image with very high motion rate:

This scene has been recorded at the entrance of a soccer stadium. Showing a couple of thousands of supporters, the motion rate is very high.

Number of hours with daylight / illumination

Explanation: Number Of Hours With Daylight Or Illumination

Number of hours the scene is illuminated. (For outdoor use with regular change of day and night about 16 hours.) In a 24-hour illuminated production hall, 24 hours have to be entered.

Camera settings

Resolution

Dual image recording

Explanation: Dual Image Recording

With dual cameras of MOBOTIX it is possible to record both sensors in form of a double image.

Display mode

Explanation: Display Mode

The storage requirement planner distinguishes three different display modes.

Full
"Full Image" mode with hemispheric cameras is only possible when using an L11 lens.

Panorama

Default

JPEG quality

Power frequency

50 Hz 60 Hz

Codec

Example: Video Codec Of The Recording

Motion JPEG (M-JPEG)

Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) is a video codec in which every single image is compressed as a JPEG.

MxPEG

MxPEG is a procedure developed by MOBOTIX to compress and store video data with low network load and high image quality. MxPEG data can be displayed using the MOBOTIX applications MxEasy or MxControlCenter. The MxPEG ActiveX control allows video and audio data of MOBOTIX cameras to be displayed in other applications as well, such as e.g. Internet Explorer.

Recording type

Recording

Record audio

Frame rate

Explanation: Maximum Frame Rates For Continuous And Event Recording

Rates of all cameras, series 24 (e.g. M24, D24, Q24, T24)

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	25fps	18fps	8fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

25fps

18fps

8fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	30fps	30fps	20fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

20fps

Rates of M12, V12, M22, D22, D12, Q22 cameras

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	16fps	12fps	6fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

16fps

12fps

6fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	24fps	14fps	10fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

24fps

14fps

10fps

Audio data

Frame rate on event

Explanation: Maximum Frame Rates For Continuous And Event Recording

Rates of all cameras, series 24 (e.g. M24, D24, Q24, T24)

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	25fps	18fps	8fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

25fps

18fps

8fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	30fps	30fps	20fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

20fps

Rates of M12, V12, M22, D22, D12, Q22 cameras

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	16fps	12fps	6fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

16fps

12fps

6fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	24fps	14fps	10fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

24fps

14fps

10fps

Recording time before event

Recording time

Expected number of events per day

Explanation: Estimated Number Of Events Per Day

Here you have to enter the number of events you expect to occur per day.

Example: Monitoring of the entrance door.
The expected number of events would be determined by how often someone steps through that door per day.

Audio data

Frame rate

Explanation: Maximum Frame Rates For Continuous And Event Recording

Rates of all cameras, series 24 (e.g. M24, D24, Q24, T24)

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	25fps	18fps	8fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

25fps

18fps

8fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	30fps	30fps	20fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

20fps

Rates of M12, V12, M22, D22, D12, Q22 cameras

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	16fps	12fps	6fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

16fps

12fps

6fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	24fps	14fps	10fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

24fps

14fps

10fps

Frame rate on event

Explanation: Maximum Frame Rates For Continuous And Event Recording

Rates of all cameras, series 24 (e.g. M24, D24, Q24, T24)

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	25fps	18fps	8fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

25fps

18fps

8fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	30fps	30fps	20fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

20fps

Rates of M12, V12, M22, D22, D12, Q22 cameras

M-JPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	16fps	12fps	6fps	4fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

16fps

12fps

6fps

4fps

MxPEG:

Resolution	VGA	TV-PAL	MEGA	QXGA
Max. frame rate	30fps	24fps	14fps	10fps

Resolution

VGA

TV-PAL

MEGA

QXGA

Max. frame rate

30fps

24fps

14fps

10fps

Recording time

Expected number of events per day

Explanation: Estimated Number Of Events Per Day

Here you have to enter the number of events you expect to occur per day.

Example: Monitoring of the entrance door.
The expected number of events would be determined by how often someone steps through that door per day.

Interval in ms

Pre-Alarm images

Post-Alarm images

Expected number of events per day

Explanation: Estimated Number Of Events Per Day

Here you have to enter the number of events you expect to occur per day.

Example: Monitoring of the entrance door.
The expected number of events would be determined by how often someone steps through that door per day.

Miscellaneous

Time to keep in days (max. 999 days)

Gewünschte maximale Datenrate

Gewünschte maximale Datenrate der Kamera

In Abhängigkeit der Einstellungen für die Szene, die Kamera und die Aufzeichnungsparameter können der benötigte Speicherplatz und damit auch die zur Speicherung benötigte durchschnittliche Datenrate über der eingestellten gewünschten maximalen Datenrate liegen. In diesem Fall wird die zur Speicherung verwendete Bildrate so verkleinert, dass die resultierende Datenrate entweder unterhalb oder nur geringfügig über diesem eingestellten Maximalwert liegt.

The values for this planner have been determined using statistical methods.
Results of the storage requirements planner are only estimates and are not binding in any way.
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