Moxa Technologies VPORT P06-1MP-M12 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 10)

SUCCESS STORY

Making Railroad Crossings Safer in

Australia with Smart IP Video Surveillance

High-traffic railroad crossings remain

a global safety concern despite the

widespread use of active warning systems

to clear the tracks for oncoming trains.

To ensure that railroad crossings are safe

around the clock, the Australia Authority is

increasingly deploying IP video surveillance

technologies to make existing railroad

crossings smarter and safer. Advanced

IP surveillance gives railroad security

personnel a big advantage, since the

information they get from an onsite CCTV

surveillance system allows them to quickly

identify both when and where problems

occur.

Location: Australia

Customer Requirements

Since the CCTV camera and network video recorders are mounted •

outdoors, they must be tough enough to withstand dust, rain, vibration

and shocks, and very high or very low temperatures. In addition, the

devices must be immune to electromagnetic disturbances.

Obstacle detection capability •

Real-time equipment/asset status•

24/7 video surveillance and playback for viewing railroad crossing status•

Business Benefits

Rugged Design: both the VPort 36-1MP and MxNVR-IA8 have a wide •

operating temperature range of -40 to 75°C, without a heater or cooling

fan.

Industry Certified Reliability: the VPort 36-1MP is EN 50121, NEMA •

TS2, IP66-rated and has Level 3 high EMI/EMC protection to guarantee

consistent performance in rainy, dusty, and high EMI environments for

railway applications

Intelligent Video Analysis (IVA) for automatic obstacle detection•

Millisecond-level timestamps for more accurate data analysis•

kHz-level analog input sampling rate for precise data acquisition•

Prerecording of analog input prevents missing data•

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