WOLFVISION - EYE-10
Product Name - EYE-10

Description - High Resolution Live Image Cameras, with Progressive Scan Technology that can be integrated into a ceiling
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Live Image Cameras

The EYE-series cameras profit from many years of experience WolfVision has made in developing and manufacturing cameras for Visualizers. Since 2004, WolfVision also sells cameras as "stand alone" units. All technical improvements of camera, lens and firmware developed for WolfVision Visualizers are included in the EYE-series cameras. For example: sRGB Color Precision, Widescreen Support and a number of additional network/LAN and USB features.

WolfVision's EYE-series cameras can be used for a number of applications:

Use as a lower priced alternative to a Ceiling Visualizer

High resolution live image transmissions from room to room (room camera)
Videoconferencing (audience camera and document camera / Visualizer)
High resolution surveillance
Various medical applications (Telemedicine, etc.)
In other words - WolfVision's Progressive Scan Cameras can be used in applications where live image presentation is required but the resolution of a PAL/NTSC video camera is not good enough!

In August 2007, WolfVision released the third Progressive Scan Camera model EYE-12.

The EYE-12 can be seen as the "big brother" of the EYE-10 model. It comes with the same "eye-shaped" and "eye-catching" outside design.

Compared to the EYE-10 (which remains in WolfVision's product line as the "basic model") the EYE-12 comes with a number of additional features, such as USB-, LAN- and DVI ports and Power over Ethernet (PoE).

The heart of the EYE-12 is a sensational CCD camera with 1280 x 960 pixels at 30 frames per second.

This is native SXGA- resolution with an aspect ratio of 4:3. The camera also outputs native 720p HD (High Definition) with 1280 x 720 pixels in a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9.

Using a display device with 1280 x 960 (or more) pixels, a resolution of 820 lines is visible. But even when the image is downscaled by the EYE-12 to XGA and output on an XGA display device, the resolution is still around 740 lines.

Technology
Progressive Scan

Camera
1-CCD 1/3"

Pictures per second (as picked up by the camera)
30 frames (in all resolutions)

Effective Pixel (=pixels actually used for image information)
1024 x 768 (=786,462)

Total pixels of CCD(s)
850,000

Pixels processed per second (=effective pixels x frames per second)
23,600,000

Color reproduction / precision
very good colors Native signal output XGA (1024x768)

Resolution (measured)
640 lines

Image Rotation
180 degrees

Vertical image-frequency
60 and 75 Htz

Horizontal image-frequency
47.7 - 60.2 kHz

Signal format
non-interlaced

Iris
automatic and manual

White balance adjustment
automatic and manual

Autofocus / Speed
yes (continuously working, high speed)

Manual focus
yes Shutter auto, manual, flickerless

On screen menu
yes

On screen help (for menu)
yes

Firmware Updates via
RS232

Zoom / Lens
24 x zoom (12x optical + 2x digital), Lens: f = 5.8 to 69.6 mm, F = 2.8 to 3.0, with M46 x 0.75 mm lens mount, Field of view: horizontal: 4.4°-45.7° vertical: 3.3°-35.1°

Zoom / Lens
no limit

Max. pick-up area on working surface
depending on installation height

Min. pick-up area on working surface (in full resolution, with optical zoom)
depending on installation height

Min. pick-up area on working surface (with digital zoom)
depending on installation height

Depth of focus on small object (42 x 33 mm)
(depending on distance to object and intensity of illumination)

Depth of focus on large object (360 x 270 mm)
(depending on distance to object and intensity of illumination
)

Connectivity Software (USB/LAN, for controlling, image and video capturing and firmware updates)
included (for Windows and Macintosh, Twain compatible, with video capture driver)

Reflection free area on working surface
(depending on installation of room light)

User programmable presets
3 (plus one more via RS232)

Special working surface for transparencies
with optional working plate

Slide pick-up
with optional lightbox

Bottom light
optional external lightboxes (extremely large models like WolfVision's LB-38 can be used)

Image memory
4 pictures

"Show all" function (9 picture split-screen)
yes

Alternative Image display
negative image / negative-blue image / black and white image

RGB output
two (15-pin D-Sub/VGA-plug)

DVI output DVI-I
(digital and analog)

HDMI output
when using a DVI-HDMI cable

USB port
standard USB 2.0

Ethernet/LAN port, IP-addressable
yes, 10/100 Mbps, with PoE and professional LAN-protocol

RS232 port and serial protocol with position setting and status report
9-pin D-Sub

Trigger port
RCA (+BNC adapter), max.15 pulses / sec., delay: 1/30 sec.

Dimensions in operation (L x W x H)
91mm x 125mm x 133mm (3.6" x 4.9" x 5.2")

Weight
0.6 kg (1.3 lbs)

Infrared remote control
yes (with laserpointer), internal and external receiver (with 10 m cable and status LED)

Anti-theft device
T-Lock (Kensington® Lock)

Tripod mount / ceiling mount
2 tripod mounts (on top and bottom, 1/4-20 UNC) plus u-shaped mounting clip (for attaching the camera on the back of the unit)

Power (external power pack on portable units)
multi range 100-240 V, 10W weight: 0.3kg (0.6lbs) or 36-57 V Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af standard)

Sales & Marketing Documentation
PDF Data Sheet
PDF Dimensional Drawing

User Documentation
PDF User Guide

Setup & Maintenance Documentation
PDF Serial Protocol Guide



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