Ethernet Transmission Systems The PelcoNet ™ Transmission System provides cost-effective transmission of live video, data and audio across existing Ethernet networks. PelcoNet single channel video transmitter with integrated Ethernet connection. NET101T CCTV/Ethernet Transmitter and NET101R CCTV/Ethernet Receiver - List $1909 each. PelcoNet single channel video transmitter with bi-directional audio and integrated Ethernet connection. NET101T-A CCTV/Ethernet Transmitter Bi-Directional and NET101R-A CCTV/Ethernet Receiver Bi-Directional - List $2532 each. Call for Pricing

With minimal setup, the system can be installed and used in minutes in various applications. The only installation required is to configure an IP address using a standard terminal program or any Internet browser and to connect the PelcoNet Transmission System to the network. Sending video and audio over computer networks yields significant savings in reduced costs and simpler installation and management. The PelcoNet Transmission System consists of two units: a transmitter and a receiver – however, only the transmitter is required to use the system. The transmitter can connect any NTSC or PAL video source to the computer network. The receiver displays the video on a standard NTSC or PAL monitor. Or, an internet browser can be used to display the video on a PC. A bi-directional data interface is availale for remote control of peripheral components (such as pan/tilt/zoom cameras). Transmission of full duplex audio is an option. Video sources (such as cameras) are identified by IP addresses the same as any other equipment connected to a computer network. In summary, the PelcoNet Transmission System lets you use any existing data network to transmit live video and audio. The PelcoNet Transmission System saves installation costs (no separate cabling required), allows toll-free operation (intranets), and saves management costs (single uniform network). Product Features Send and Receive Live Video, Audio, and Data Over Ethernet Networks View the Picture on a PC or CCTV Monitor Control a PTZ Within a Building or Across the Country Uses TCP/IP Protocol Autonomous System does not Require a PC to Transmit High Quality Images; Up to 30 Images Per Second Relay Output for Switching of External Devices (for example, Door Entry) Password Protection Against Unauthorized Access