Mobotix MX-p25-BOD1-N, MX-p25-D036, MX-p25-D036-AUD, MX-p25-D016, MX-p25-D016-AUD Specsheet

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MOBOTIX p25

6MP Indoor Camera

p25 – Technical Speciﬁcations

Technical speciﬁcations subject to change without notice. For more information on the p25 and on the entire range of MOBOTIX products, such as prices, manuals, video management software for computers and iOS devices, etc., please go to www.mobotix.com > Products. Or contact us by phone (+49 06302 9816-103) or email (sales@mobotix.com).

Technical speciﬁcations subject to change without notice

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p25 Indoor Camera With 6MP Moonlight Sensor: Technical Data

Model versions

Body without lens (day/night)* • Fisheye lens (day/night)* • ultra-wide angle lens (day/ night)* • wide angle lens (day) • standard lens (day) • telephoto lens (day) • distance telephoto lens (day)

* optional with integrated audio package

Operating conditions

Ambient temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F), protection class IP20 (protected from foreign bodies with diameters 12.5mm or larger, not waterproof)

Intended use

Indoors • For installation in suspended ceilings • Not for use in areas at risk of explosions

Diameter

120mm (visible), 170mm (with folded out spring clips)

Depth, weight (without ETH cable)

89mm (of which 45mm visible below ceiling), 270g (incl. lens)

Installation diameter

105mm

Minimum installation depth

55mm (owing to spring clips)

Clamping range

1mm to 26mm (possible thickness of mounting surface/ceiling panel)

Image sensor

1/1.8” CMOS sensor, 6MP (3072 x 2048), progressive scan

Lens tilting angle

-5° to -45° (manually adjustable)

Minimum light sensitivity

Color sensor: 0.1lux at 1/60sec; 0.005lux at 1sec Black/white sensor: 0.02lux at 1/60sec; 0.001lux at 1sec

Maximum image size

6MP (3072 x 2048pixels)

Maximum frame rates MxPEG (fps)

30@HD (1280 x 720), 30@MEGA, 15@QXGA, 10@5MP, 8@6MP

Maximum frame rates MJPEG (fps)

15@HD (1280 x 720), 12@MEGA, 6@QXGA, 4@5MP, 4@6MP

Controls

Two status LEDs

Audio

p25 version with audio package (incl. microphone and speaker) or via ExtIO

Image processing

MxLEO, backlight compensation, automatic white balance, image distortion correction, panorama correction

Image formats

Freely conﬁgurable format 4:3/8:3/16:9 • User-deﬁned formats (image cropping, e.g., 5MP, QXGA, full HD, MEGA)

Multi-streaming

Yes

PTZ

Digital pan/tilt/zoom, continuous 8xzoom

Intelligent video analysis

MxActivitySensor, video motion analysis, MxAnalytics (Heat maps and counting corridor reports)

DVR

Via integrated microSD card • Externally on USB device • Externally on NAS • Separate live image feed and full image recording • MxFFS with archiving function • Pre- and post-alarm images • Automatic DVR surveillance including error notiﬁcation

Alarm/event management

MxActivitySensor • Video motion analysis • Temperature sensor • Shock Detector • Illumination sensor • Further sensors/IO via additional devices • Alarm notiﬁcation via e-mail, FTP, VoIP

Video telephone

SIP client; intercom is possible via speaker of MX-ExtIO

Security

User/group management, SSL connection, IP address ﬁlter, IEEE 802.1x, intrusion detection, digital image signature, tamper detection

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p25 Indoor Camera With 6MP Moonlight Sensor: Technical Data

Protocols

IPv4, IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, RTP, UDP, TCP, SNMP, SMTP, DHCP (client or server), NTP (client or server)

Interfaces

Ethernet (MxRJ45), MiniUSB • With optional MX-Bus-IO-Module two additional signal outputs

Power supply

PoE (IEEE802.3af, class 2), typical power consumption of 4W

Certiﬁcations

EMV: EN 55022:2010 • EN 55024:2010 • EN 61000-6-1:2007 • EN 61000-6-2:2005) • EN 61000-6-3:2007+A1:2011 • EN 61000-6-4:2007+A1:2011 Further certiﬁcations: AS/ NZS CISPR22:2009+A1:2010 • CFR47 FCC part15B) • EN 55121-4:2006 • IEC 60950-1 / EN 60950-1 (NRTL)

(Integrated) software functions

Digital zoom • Programmable exposure windows • Snapshot recording • Full feature recording (MxFFS archive, continuous recording, full image recording including sound) • Time and event control • Time tables including holidays • Web functions • Logo generator • Flexible event logic • Master/slave arming • Multiple time-controlled privacy zones • Remote alarm notiﬁcation • Programming interface/HTTP API

MOBOTIX Video Management Software (VMS) free of charge

MxManagementCenter MxMC, MOBOTIX App

Accessories

- MX-Bus-IO-Module

- On-wall mounting set (available soon)

- MX-ExtIO (for optional audio)

-5°

-45°

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Camera Variants

p25 Day

p25 Night

Lenses, Sensors

Fisheye Lens MX-B016 (Hemispheric, 180° x 180°)

MX-p25-D016

MX-p25-N016

Ultra Wide Lens MX-B036 (103° x 77°)

MX-p25-D036

MX-p25-N036

Super Wide Lens MX-B041 (90° x 67°)

MX-p25-D041

only with body

Wide Lens MX-B061 (60° x 45°)

MX-p25-D061

only with body

Standard Lens MX-B079 (45° x 34°)

MX-p25-D079

only with body

Tele Lens MX-B119 (31° x 23°)

MX-p25-D119

only with body

Distant Tele Lens MX-B237 (15° x 11°)

MX-p25-D237

only with body

Super Tele Lens MX-B500 (8° x 6°)

–

CS-Vario Lens MX-B045-100-CS (39°-89° x 29°-65°)

–

Camera Module (body), lens can be ordered separately

MX-p25-BOD1

MX-p25-BOD1-AUD

MX-p25-BOD1-N

MX-p25-BOD1-N-AUD

Image sensor with individual exposure zones

Color

B/W

Sensor sensitivity in lux at 1/60 s /1 s

0,1/0,005

0,02/0,001

Image sensor resolution (color or B/W sensor)

6MP (3072 x 2048)

Hardware Functions

Protection class

IP20

Temperature range 0 to 40°C/32 to 104°F

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Temporary internal DVR

64 MB

Internal DVR, ex works

4 GB (microSD)

Microphone/speaker

optional

(p25 with audio package)

optional

(p25 with audio package)

Passive infrared sensor (PIR)

–

Integrated temperature sensor

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Shock detector••

Power consumption (typical)

4 watts

Variable PoE class (factory default: 3)

2 or 3

Image Formats, Frame Rates, Image Storage

Maximum image format (per sensor)

6MP (3072 x 2048)

Maximum frame rate (MxPEG, max. resolution)

8 fps (6MP)

CIF images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR

250,000

VGA images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR

125,000

HD images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR

40,000

QXGA images with 4 GB MicroSD DVR

20,000

• available ex works – not available

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Camera Variants

p25 Day

p25 Night

General Funcrions

Digital zoom (continous) with panning

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Codecs: Motion-JPEG/MxPEG/H.264 for SIP

•/•/•

Programmable exposure zones

•

Snapshot recording (pre/post-alarm images)

Terabyte ring buﬀer storage (internal/network)

•

Continuous recording with sound (0.2 to 30 fps)

•

Event recording with sound

•

Time and event control/ﬂexible event logic

•/•

Weekly schedules/holidays

•

Web functionality (FTP, email)

•

Playback/QuadView and MultiView

•/•

Bidirectional sound in browser (with audio package)

•

Logo generator, animated

•

Master/Slave arming••

Privacy zones (time-controlled)

•

Customized voice messages (with audio package)

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VoIP telephony (audio/video, alert – (with audio package)

•

Remote alarm notiﬁcation (network message)

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Signal inputs/outputs and MxBus via

MX-Bus-IO-Module

Programming interface (HTTP API)

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Security Features (HTTPS/SL, IP-based access control, IEEE 802.1X network authentiﬁcation)

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Video Analysis

Video Motion••

MxAnalytics••

MxActivitySensor••

Video Management Software

MxManagementCenter

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MOBOTIX App (iOS)••

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MX-Bus-IO-Module

Connecting And Switching Of External Devices Via MOBOTIX Indoor Cameras

The MX-Bus-IO-Module is a practical, optional extension board for all MOBOTIX Indoor Cameras, which is simply attached to the back of the camera and tightened or mounted on the camera board. The module expands every camera to include two extra inputs and two 12V outputs and enables access to the two-wire MxBus. The outputs can be directly connected to a relay and thus higher voltages and loads, e.g., lamps or motors. MxBus is an encoded two-wire cable developed by MOBOTIX for transferring data and current. Using this solution, users can simply and securely power and control various MOBOTIX IO devices over distances of more than 100m.

Left: Front of MX-Bus-IO-Module with green terminal connector for connecting external devices: The 12V-powered ports Out1 and Out2 serve, for instance, to connect relays (e.g., Eltako ER12-002-UC).

Right: Back with black camera socket (plug onto back/board of camera).

Installation Position Of MX-Bus-IO-Module With Indoor Cameras (Red Arrow):

   p25    i25     c25

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MX-Bus-IO-Module: Technical Data

Model versions

MX-OPT-IO3-INT

Ambient temperature range

0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

IP protection class (DIN EN 60529)

None

Intended use

• Not for use in areas at risk of explosions

• Only combined with MOBOTIX cameras p25, i25 and c25

Dimensions (L x W x D)

43x32x18mm

Weight (without packaging)

10g

Connectors for MxBus devices

1 (1 x 2 terminals)

Inputs

2 inputs (galvanically isolated; 0V to 48VDC)

Outputs

Option 1: 2 outputs (ﬂoating); max. capacity per contact: 30W or 1A or 48VAC/DC Option 2: 2 outputs (12VDC, max. 50mA per output)

Conﬁguration of inputs/outputs

Via camera software (available in web browser)

Max. power output at 12V

1.2W

Terminal speciﬁcation

AWG26 to AWG21 (wire thicknesses supported at the terminal connectors)

LEDsNoMxBus emergency operation

Power consumption

Typical 1W

Housing

PBT GF30

Certiﬁcations

None, as only used as camera plug-in module

Speciﬁc information

• Note the MxBus power supply: Max. one additional module (e.g., GPSBox), otherwise expand with BPA-Box (available soon)

• Camera ﬁrmware required: 4.3.4.50 and higher

MTBF

> 80,000h

(Standard delivery from the technical documentation: www.mobotix.com > Support > Manuals)

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(Excerpt from the technical documenation www.mobotix.com > Support > Manuals)

p25 – Technical Speciﬁcations

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