KIT INCLUDES A TRANSMITTER AND A RECEIVER MODULE 8x8's Remote 
Surveillance Module, RSM-1500XP, allows anyone within reach of a touch-tone telephone to 
monitor any similarly equipped location worldwide. The RSM-1500XP uses standard telephone
 lines to provide full-color motion video and audio in real-time, making remote surveillance of 
businesses and property both practical and cost-effective for the first time. A black box about 
the size and shape of a video cassette tape, the RSM-1500 connects to a standard telephone 
line and up to three in-store cameras (or to a multiplexer to connect additional cameras) and is 
fully compatible with existing CCTV systems. Using a second RSM-1500XP connected to a TV 
(monitor/receiver) and telephone line at home or in the office, a business owner can dial in and
see anything that is in view of the remote cameras in real-time, full-color motion video. No computer 
is required for operation on either end, making the RSM-1500XP extremely simple and reliable to use.

Designed specifically for surveillance applications, the RSM-1500 has many features that make
it the perfect choice for affordable remote.

RSM-1500 Features Full-color motion video - Remote monitoring at up to 15 frames per second. 
Three video inputs with remote selection capabilities - Allows three different viewing angles or areas 
to be seen. Automatic video sequencing - Switches between camera inputs automatically. Enhanced 
Surveillance Audio (ESA) - Suppresses background noise so that voices can be heard more clearly. 
Auto Connection Mode with pass code security - Allows RMS-1500 to be activated 
remotely by only authorized personnel. Caller ID verification - Prevents calls from any except registered
telephone numbers.  Local video pass-through - Allows camera video to be displayed on in-store security 
monitors or recorded on a VCR.  Electronic pan, tilt and zoom - Allows close-up views of subjects. 
High-resolution snapshot mode - Freezes the video image to allow subject identification. Leading Edge 
Technology - 8x8 is the world's leader in video transmission systems and technology. 

Ideal for - Small businesses (convenience stores, gas stations, restaurants, etc.); offices; manufacturing 
facilities;  large institutions; public safety applications; residential use; etc. Specifications Video 
[ITU-T Standard H.263]

Video Resolution CIF 352 x 288 pixels QCIF 176 x 144 pixels SQCIF 128 x 96 pixels Frame Rate, max.
  (SQCIF mode) 15 fps

Video Inputs Front Panel - Composite (RCA) Back Panel - Composite (RCA) Accessory Port - DIN
connector Format - NTSC/PAL auto detecting (NTSC on front only)

Video Output Main monitor - Composite Format - NTSC

Audio [ITU-T Standard] Frequency Response 50Hz - 3.4 kHz Automatic gain control Automatic echo
 suppression

Audio input Front panel - Line level (RCA) Rear panel - Line level (RCA) Acessory Port - Line level 
(DIN connector)

System [ITU-T Standard H.324] Signaling H.245 Channel Multiplexer H.223

Network Interface POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) RJ-11 Transmission speed (max.) 33.6 kbps 
Communication mode V.34

Electrical Operating Voltage 12 VDC Power Consumption (max.) 12 watts Operating Voltage (AC Adapter) 
110 VAC Operating Frequency (AC Adapter) 60 Hz Environmental: Temperature Operating: 32 to 92 degrees F. 
(0 to 33.5 degrees C.) Storage: -100 to 160 degrees F. (-40 to 70 degrees C.)

Humidity Operating 15% to 80% Storage 10% to 90%

Regulatory FCC Part 15, Class B compliant FCC Part 68 compliant

Dimensions Height, Width, Depth: 1.63" x 9.50" x 4.85" (4.17 x 24.32 x 12.42 cm) Weight: 2.5 lbs. (1.1 kg)

Included Cables BNC Video Adapter Cable RCA/BNC Video Adapter Cable RJ-11 Video Adapter Cable

Additional Transmitters 8X8TX $695.00

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How to Set Up a Day Care Camera or Service

Setting up daycare cams just got a lot easier!  Until recently, running a daycare cam was both expensive
and technically exhaustive.  It involved purchasing a high power computer, special video cards, & expensive
software.  Total cost... about $5,000 (if you are a good shopper).  And once you had things hooked up 
and in place, you would typically have to perform several service calls each month due to computer crashes
and general administrative duties.  But all this is now a thing of the past.

On December 1, 1999, the V-200-200 was introduced.  Its a device that will stream real time video from up
to 6 cameras over the internet.  It completely replaces the need for a on-site computer at the daycare center
and works directly with Cable, ISDN, and standard 33.6 or 56K modems.  Installation is simple.  Temporarily 
attach the V-200 to any PC via the supplied serial port cable, and configure the V-200 using the supplied 
software.  This takes about 5 to 10 minutes.  Once configured, unplug the V-200 and deliver it to the daycare
center.  Now, simply attach up to 6 Color or B&W video cameras, and plug the V-200 into a standard wall outlet.
As the last step, attach either a cable, ISDN, or standard modem into one of the supplied ports.  Done!  
Now just flip the switch on the V-200 to turn it on.  Total V-200 set up time at the daycare... about another 
5 minutes.

Another great feature with the V-200 is that you can perform administrative duties over the internet from a 
remote  location!  Adjust camera properties, frame rate, compression method, name, and time & date stamp, 
to setting multiple pass codes, changing the IP information, to even resetting the entire machine.  Oh, you can 
even remotely control certain pan, tilt, & zoom cameras!

The V-200 will even create the web site for you to view the cameras on, and allows you to restrict access to 
this web site by allowing you to assign usernames & pass codes!  However, it's unlikely that you will take 
advantage of this feature since you will most likely contract a web designer to create and maintain a tailor-made
web site for your business.  

In short, here is why we believe the V-200 is the perfect solution for daycare cams.  Costing only $1,999.95,
the V-200 is by far less expensive, time consuming, and problematic than purchasing a PC based web cam server.
Not to mention, it's a dedicated server and is not subject to computer crashes like a PC that uses an operating
system.  It sets-up in minutes, and may be administered remotely.  More importantly, it will connect directly to 
either a Cable or ISDN modem for high bandwidth video-pumping power!  Oh, and did we forget to tell you that it
only cost $1,999.95?  It's even less if you buy several at a time.  And don't forget, we also have an extensive 
inventory of video cameras and equipment available to us!  Get it all right here, right now.  With our impressive 
products and prices, you can start your Daycare Cam or open your own Web Cam Business tomorrow.  

To date, our research has yielded the following:  You may either globally charge all parents at the daycare 
center, or just those that wish to subscribe.  Fees are normally collected once per month.  Depending on the 
area, businesses charge an average of $15- $20 dollars per parent if done globally, or $20- $35 if done on a 
subscription bases.  When done globally, you typically spend less on your web designer since there is little need 
to assign hundreds of pass codes to the multitude of parents.  When done on a subscription bases, you spend a
greater amount on your web site maintenance, as your web designer must constantly assign unique usernames 
and pass codes to all parents subscribing to your service.  Also, special HTML script must be employed to protect 
yourself from being taken advantage of by parents who may begin to share their user names and pass codes with 
other parents.  To offset the initial cost of the equipment, many daycare cam businesses charge the daycare a 
equipment deposit fee $1,000 for the unlikely event of theft or damage to the equipment.  Others may even 
charge an additional monthly usage fee as well, or require the daycare center to pay the monthly fee for the 
internet connection.  Either way, it's likely that you will easily recoup the equipment and web related cost and 
make a good deal of money!  Especially when it would appear that the average daycare center typically has over 
100 children in it.  100 children x $20 per parent per month = $2000.00!  Wow!  Now do the math for daycare centers 
that have 150, 200, or even 250 children.
Now you've got it. 

How It Works

Internet

Using a web browser, V-200 Camera Server can put real-time video to your PC through your company's intranet.  Save time and money
by not having to run miles of video cable throughout your complex.  If you already have a LAN, well, it's all you need!  Send real time video
through your entire network.  Or easily restrict access by designating pass codes.  You may even remotely control your pan and tilt cameras.

VPON Camera Server also includes OYO Viewer software for point-to-point connection through telephone lines, and it can be implemented 
with traditional monitoring applications by using Closed Circuit TV (CCTV), or integrated with security systems. It also provides four sets of 
General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) to connect the sensors and the security equipment. When the equipment detects an abnormal event,
like a break-in, V-200 Camera Server can dial back to the Control Center.

	1/3 " Color CCD
	400 lines of resolution
	1.0 LUX
	4.75 in Diameter x 2.75" High
	Full tilt and swivel
	1 year warranty