Two-Way Video Around The World

Based On Internet Technology

The T24 door station from MOBOTIX uses standard network technology and has a microphone and speaker. When the doorbell rings, a connection is established with an IP video phone or a standard computer via the network. Not only can you access the video and sound from the door station from every room in the house, you can also access the camera from anywhere in the world. And most importantly, visitors and property owners can both speak at the same time with the best possible sound quality thanks to the echo elimination and digital signal processing.

As Many Remote Stations Needed

Thanks to the use of network technology, the T24 is not bound to just one expensive, manufacturer-dependent remote station. Upon request and depending on your particular needs, the door station can be operated and controlled using a standard computer, an IP video phone or a tablet computer.

Simple Use With MxEasy

The convenient MxEasy software was customized by MOBOTIX especially for simple and user-friendly operation of the T24. This free-of-charge program, which is available for download on the MOBOTIX website, turns any computer (Macintosh or Windows) into a multifunctional T24 remote station with a graphical, intuitive user interface in no time at all.

Overview And vPTZ Simultaneously (Live And Search)

The user interface software MxEasy delivers a live video image with two windows as a standard. While the top window remains unchanged and continues to focus on the visitor, the image section in the bottom window can be changed as desired.

A Practical Example

With the T24, the Wiseman family from Frankfurt am Main, Germany, always have a clear picture of who is at their door. They installed a modern IP video phone on the ground floor of their house as a remote video station. Using the buttons on the phone, they can quickly and easily control the camera, change the image section through digital panning, tilting and zooming functions, open the door, switch on the light and call up recorded images.

Mr. Wiseman has also set up an additional remote station on the computer at his office in Wiesbaden, Germany. A connection, which includes live video, is established automatically via the Internet whenever someone rings the doorbell and no one is at home. This way, Mr. Wiseman can see the visitor even from his office and speak with him or her, click a button to open the door to let the person inside, for example, if his children have come home from school earlier than expected.

In addition, the family uses a tablet PC, which they leave on the table next to the couch in the evening, allowing family members to speak with the visitors at the door from the comfort of their living room. The family also brings the tablet PC along on vacations
so that even from New York, they can communicate live with the visitors at their house in Frankfurt.

Multi-Purpose Video Phone (video: H.264, sound: G.711)

The T24 can be connected to any suitable video phone in the world. In addition to supporting the intercom feature with video and sound, these devices support additional features such as door/light control, image search, quick recording and PTZ functions.