verano 0 Posted September 1, 2010 I have here two network video codecs from VDG security, the VDE-1001. Pretty expensive if you have to buy them. But i got em from an auction. After fooling around and testing i coud not got them to work with third party software. The manufacturer says they wont work without their software. I portscanned the adapter and saw that port 110 , 25 and 80 are open. Anybody can help me out with this one ? Here some info... Model: VDE-1001 ObjectR Light Analytic software: SceneR and ObjectR Light Features ObjectR Light Detection and classification of objects (persons; vehicles; both or all objects) Detection when objects appear in the camera image; includes adjustable masks Detection when objects disappear from the camera image; includes adjustable masks Detection when objects appear/disappear without leaving or entering the camera image; can be used for example to detect people leaving/entering a car or walk trough a doorway Scanning system Field/frame Scanning resolution Field: 768(H) x 288(V) Frame: 768(H) x 576(V) pixels Compression/network VPEX or Triple stream JPEG Streams 3 simultaneous (4CIF CIF and storage) Resolution CIF: 360x280; 4CIF: 720x560 Framerate Adjustable per resolution Quality Adjustable per resolution Bandwidht usage VPEX 256Kbs~4Mbs Bandwidht JPEG 512Kbs~8Mbs Power requirement 12VDC (9W) by DC-jack or RJ45 TCP/IP interface 10/100 base-T; RJ45-8 Composite video BNC input; PAL standard Audio interface 1x in- and 1x output; RJ45-10 Alarm I/O 4x in- and 1x output; RJ45-10 RS232 interface 1x; RJ45-6 Housing Aluminium Operating temperature -10 degrees ~ 50 degrees Dimensions 68(B) x 57(H) x 211(D) mm Option External 19" rack for up to 7 encoders Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DIACon 0 Posted September 1, 2010 110 is POP3 Email, For downloading emails with a client like Microsoft Outlook. 25 is SMTP, for sending mail with such a client. 80 is web, likely you can view the camera just by putting in the IP address, but pulling down the feed with another application will be another story. I checked out the manufacturers website, they don't have much information. Do you have a cutsheet or something for the device? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
verano 0 Posted September 1, 2010 Hello thanks for your reply. What is a cutsheet ? You only got to see the details when you have a login and password at the manufacturers site. I got a configtool to configure the ip adres and so one and to upload firmware and download a cfg file.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DIACon 0 Posted September 2, 2010 By Cutsheet I just mean more information on the device. I'm trying to determine how it streams the image. Most IP cameras and analog to IP conversion type devices use some sort of standardized stream that you can pull down with other applications. If this one uses only some sort of proprietary method you might be out of luck. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
verano 0 Posted October 9, 2010 By Cutsheet I just mean more information on the device. I'm trying to determine how it streams the image. Most IP cameras and analog to IP conversion type devices use some sort of standardized stream that you can pull down with other applications. If this one uses only some sort of proprietary method you might be out of luck. No Cutsheet, i can open it up, take some pics, do chipsets make u wiser ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
