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Industrial Rugged Design and Extreme Reliability

Devices must be able stand up to environmental adversity in order to succeed in industrial applications. Moxa’s VPort IP cameras and video servers are designed to overcome outdoors or harsh environments.

The World’s First Fanless Wide Operating Temperature Range IP Cameras
Moxa’s IP cameras deliver unparalleled reliability thanks to their exceptional tolerance of extreme temperatures. The VPort 36 can run comfortably in extreme temperatures ranging from -40 to 75°C without using any fans or heaters. These industrial-grade IP cameras capture brilliant HD images and deliver reliable video streaming in any environment, from snowy mountains to scorching deserts and everything in between. This ruggedness allows these VPort cameras to excel in oil and gas, rolling stock, and Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) applications. Because they do not need to rely on a heater or fan to operate, Moxa’s outdoors IP cameras deliver higher reliability at a lower power draw, greatly simplifying the electrical installation and maintenance of the system. The cameras are even compliant with the IEEE 802.3af PoE standard, so they can be powered simply through an Ethernet cable
Industrial-grade Environmental Protection
IP cameras in industrial applications also need physical protection against the elements. Moxa’s IP Cameras are IP66-rated and possess Level 3 high EMI/EMC protection, for consistent performance in rainy, dusty, or high EMI environments. For protection against vandalism and tampering, the IP camera enclosure is also IK-10 (EN 62262) rated, the highest level of vandal resistance for outdoor applications.


IP 66 Water-proof	IP 66 Dust-proof	IK-10 Vandal Resistant

Industry Certified Reliability

Moxa’s IP cameras meet the strictest industry standards. These rugged IP cameras comply with the EN 50121, EN 55022, C1 D2 ATEX zone 2, and NEMA TS2 certifications, which ensure reliable performance when exposed to extreme shock/vibration, high levels of surge/EMI, and explosive environments.

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Superior HD Image Quality

Moxa’s IP cameras provide best-in-class image quality with advanced image enhancement functions. With 720P HD resolution, Moxa’s IP camera use 3D DNR/ DNR(digital noise reduction), WDR (wide dynamic range) and BLC (back light compensation) technology to reduce noise and motion blur, overcome poor lighting conditions, and display images in a wide dynamic range of dark to light. The optional de-mist function also ensures clear image quality in rainy, snowy, or hazy environments.

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Moxa’s IP camera (VPort 36-1MP and VPort 26 series) accepts various C/CS-mount lenses to provide flexible viewing angles and distance requirements. Available as a default feature, the cameras are equipped with a 3.1mm - 8mm auto-iris lens and a removable IR cut filter to deliver true day and night visibility.

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WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) displays more vibrant colors when a single image includes both very bright and very dark regions. Most VPort IP cameras have WDR built-in, and this function is even fine-tuned to excel in different specific environments.

Camera Tampering and IVA Alarms for Smart Surveillance

Accommodating Intelligent Video Analysis functions and advanced image analysis algorithms, Moxa's rugged IP cameras offer quick detection over a wide variety of threats and allows user-defined motion detection of unauthorized camera tampering, virtual fence, object counting, alert zone, missing object, and unattended object. Combined with a 24MB pre-alarm buffer and prompt alert functions, the rugged IP camera series enable surveillance staff to quickly retrieve and review details of any abnormal events from the inserted SD/SDHC Card.


Move object: Moving object tracking & recognition	Virtual Fence: A virtual “tripwire” in the camera frame will trigger an alarm whenever motion across the line is detected.	Alert Zone: Any motion detected inside the detection zone will trigger an alarm.

Camera Tamper: Triggered when the camera lens is blocked, redirected, defocused or painted.	Removed object: The camera detects whenever an object is removed from the frame and will trigger an alarm after a certain user-defined time threshold.	Unattended objects: Tracks moving objects in the camera frame and detects abnormal loitering.

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Flexible System Integration

Industry-wide ONVIF Compatibility

ONVIF is your key for broad system interoperability among IP-based physical security products. The ONVIF specification is a global standard developed by an open industry forum. Moxa is ONVIF user member, and most VPort IP video products support ONVIF specifications for simpler and faster integration with ONVIF-compatible third-party software.

User-friendly VPort SDK PLUS for 3-party Software Developer
VPort SDK PLUS is a user-friendly SDK (software development kit) used to add the VPorts video streams to any type of third-party software, such as NVR, VMS and SCADA. For wide compatibility, the SDK supports three major technologies:

• CGI commands:
These URL commands are used in HTML and web systems, which are very popular platforms for video surveillance software.

• ActiveX Control SDK:
ActiveX Control is an OCX component that is used widely in platforms that support WIN32, IE Plug-in, and Visual Basic, and is also popular in automation system software, such as SCADA systems. Moxa ActiveX Control SDK PLUS is a user-friendly, customized tool for programmers that supports versatile parameters for customized viewing, recording, PTZ camera control, event triggering, and recorded video playback.

• API SDK:
API SDK, which includes a detailed C library, can be used to program customized solutions in a Visual C++ or C# environment. API SDK includes a total of 4 DLL modules, and currently supports the WIN32, Linux, and WIN CE pocket 2003 platforms.

Coding Free Integration for SCADA Surveillance

SCADA software is common in automation systems. Moxa VPorts have four flexible options for integration in SCADA software:

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• Modbus/TCP:
The VPort IP video products support the Modbus/ TCP protocol, so SCADA software can directly communicate with the VPort for status and configuration changes.

• Video Gadget:
This code-free development tool simplifies the addition of ActiveX control SDK programming in SCADA software. The gadget is specifically designed to embed video display and recording functions in SCADA software, and eliminates much of the coding necessary to add IP video to a SCADA system.

• OPC communication:
Most of SCADA software supports the OPC communication platform. Moxa SoftNVR-IA IP surveillance software includes a built-in OPC server that directly communicates with SCADA software for event-triggered video display, recording, and video status.

• ONVIF compatibility:
Most VPort IP video products support ONVIF specifications for simpler and faster integration with ONVIF-compatible third-party software.

Third Party Platform Integration

With ONVIF compatibility, Moxa's IP cameras offer great system flexibility and provide seamless integration with major surveillance platforms, such as Milestones, Genetec, and Avigilon. In virtually any application, users can quickly add Moxa's extreme weather IP cameras as an addition to existing surveillance systems.

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Dynamic Video Streaming Optimization

IP surveillance systems must manage their video streaming carefully in order to achieve the right balance of video quality and network performance. Moxa’s IP video solution includes versatile video streaming optimization technology that flexibly adapts to the network.

DynaStream™ for System and Network Efficiency

Moxa’s breakthrough DynaStream technology automatically controls the video frame rate based on network conditions, and is automatically included in all VPort series products. Whenever DynaStream detects an event such as a network traffic jam, the system can automatically reduce all of the VPorts’ frame rates to conserve network resources. When DynaStream detects an event such as a DI alarm, it can automatically increase video quality in response by increasing the frame rate. This is done with CGI commands, SNMP, or Modbus/TCP. This new tool is extremely flexible. Not only can it change system resources and network bandwidth so that critical data systems can maintain Quality of Service (QoS), in addition it can guarantee that system performance will not be impacted by video streams.

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Different applications, such as live viewing, video recording, and image analysis, may have different video performance requirements. For this reason, Moxa’s VPort products provide multiple video streams, each one customizable for different application requirements.

Minimize Network Bandwidth Consumption with Distributed Video Recording

Moxa provides a distributed network video recording (NVR) solution to decentralize video storage and reduce network bandwidth demands. Instead of transmitting all recorded videos to the control center, the system uses scalable NVR products at field sites for video data storage. With this distributed approach network resources are conserved, since only video data that is actually needed will be transmitted over the network. NVR, SCADA, and Center Management System (CMS) engineers can all benefit by being able to view live video feeds or playback recorded video, while leaving more bandwidth available and improving surveillance efficiency.

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title=Industrial Rugged design and Extreme Reliability

Industrial Rugged Design and Extreme Reliability