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hings in the security industry have

changed dramatically in the past 18

months since Benchmark last looked at

IP cameras. Back then, most of the models

here (or their predecessors) would have been

considered as high end units. Today the

industry is awash with megapixel and HD

cameras, and features such as built-in

analytics are all the rage. Development of this

kind is good in two ways. Firstly, it ensures

that the capabilities of the CCTV sector are

always advancing. Secondly, it means that

what was the cutting edge very recently is now

entry-level!

Too often, people think that the term ‘entry

level’ implies something bad, as if the products

are somehow less than the full shilling. It’s

interesting that a lot of manufacturers don’t

like their products described as such, feeling

that it implies the device can’t compete.

However, that isn’t the case.

Entry level products have to be simple to

set-up, and deliver a good price/performance

ratio. With regard to features and functions,

they have to be up to the job. Maybe the unit’s

won’t have all the bells and whistles that top-

of-the-range products have, but they also don’t

have the cost either.

It’s interesting to note that often the best

entry-level products are those that started out

as cutting-edge units. These will therefore

have all the benefits with regard to

configuration and set-up, having been the first

generation of bigger and better products.

The thing with IP cameras is that they have

to be able to at least match what composite

cameras offer, or there’s just no reason to

move for many installers.

New to networking?

ON TEST

AXIS – AXIS 211

GENIE CCTV – NC300

PANASONIC – WV-NP244E

SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS – SNC-B2315P

SAMSUNG TECHWIN – SNC-570P

SIEMENS – CCIC1410

Virtually every camera range available includes an

IP-based network option, and as development

pushes these units forward, so the ‘older’ versions

are becoming ‘entry level’ options, both in terms of

price and performance. Do these cameras fill a

need, or are they just old stock being cleared out?

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www.benchmarkmagazine.com26Things in the security industry havechanged dramatically in the past 18months since Benchmark last looked atIP cameras. Bac

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IP Cameraswww.benchmarkmagazine.com27It is important to remember that IP-enabledcameras, as with cameras that utilise coaxialor unshielded twisted pai

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IP Cameraswww.benchmarkmagazine.com28There are a few ways to configure the 211.The simplest method (and the onerecommended by Axis) is to use the Axis

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IP Cameraswww.benchmarkmagazine.com30Samsung Electronics offers the SNCB2315P,a hybrid CCTV camera which is part of thecompany’s Net-i range. The came

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IP CamerasConfiguration of the SNC570P is kept assimple as possible. The camera is shippedwith a factory default IP address of192.168.1.100. This mean

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IP Cameraswww.benchmarkmagazine.com34There is a slight degree of latency, but it’snot bad enough to create serious problems.Image rebuild times are go

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IP Cameraswww.benchmarkmagazine.com36on Samsung Techwin’s award-winning CCTVcameras, and this is bound to boost thepopularity of these units.Image res

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IP Cameraswww.benchmarkmagazine.com38Axis CommunicationsAxis Communications is a dedicated manufacturer of network video products and a leadingindepen