Caravan Control Unit IP Cameras Status, Function - GF54.21-D-5040TSA

Model 447 

with code JA3 (Intelligent body control.) 

with code XM7 (MOPF II) 

Model 907, 910 

with code JA3 (Intelligent body control.) 

General 

The MBAC can display the image of IP cameras in each of the user interfaces created by the MBAC. To do so, an IP camera must be connected to the Ethernet interface of the MB Advanced Control, control unit (N175) and be controllable.

Status of user interface 

Head unit 

The MBAC can display the camera image of an IP camera on the head unit (A26/17). To do so, the internal image processing time must be approx. ≤ 40 ms. This corresponds to a picture rate of 25 individual video images per second.

The image delay between the IP camera and the head unit must also be ≤ 500 ms. The image delay value is a measure of the time difference between the recording and the display of the camera image in the head unit.

External display 

The MBAC can show the camera image from an IP camera on the external display. To do so, the internal image processing time must be approx. ≤ 40 ms. This corresponds to a picture rate of 25 individual video images per second.

The image delay between the IP camera and the external display must also be ≤ 500 ms. The image delay value is a measure of the time difference between the recording and the display of the camera image in the external display.

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