Brand originTaiwan
End of Support
End of Support
ACTi SED-2120
Category
Encoder
First seen by Awernica
Oct 2026
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Latest Firmware
Not specified
No verified firmware data
Software Support
2010-07-29
Expired 16 years ago
Hardware Support
2011-12-31
Expired 14 years ago
Replacement
Not specified
No verified replacement
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Specifications
From the manufacturer's product information.
Product Profile
- Product Type
- Video Encoder
- Maximum Resolution
- 0.35MP
- Maximum Number of Cameras
- 1
Video
- Compression
- MPEG-4 ASP
- Maximum Frame Rate vs. Resolution
- 30 fps at 720 x 480 25 fps at 720 x 576
- Bit Rate
- 28Kbps - 3Mbps
- Server-based Analytics
- Face Detection, Object Based Motion Detection, Tamper, People Counting, Object Line Crossing Detection, Object Enter Area Detection, Exit Area, Appear in Area, Missing Object Detection, Unattended Object Detection, Direction Detection, Vehicle Counting, Automatic License Plate Recognition, Vehicle Speed Detection, (Require PC-based or standalone IVS or ALPR Server. Contact ACTi support for recommendations on how to maximize analytical accuracy)
- Image Frame Rate
- 30 fps at 720 x 480, 25 fps at 720 x 576
Network
- Ethernet Port
- 1 x RJ-45 connector
Integration
- Software Development Kit
- Yes
Interface
- Serial Port
- 1 x RS-485/RS-422/RS-232
- Analog Video Input
- 1 X CVBS, BNC connector
- Analog Video Output
- 1 x CVBS, BNC connector
- Digital Input/Output
- 2/2
General
- Power Source
- DC 12V
- Power Consumption
- 7.5 W (DC)
- Operating Temperature
- 5°C ~ 50°C (40°F ~ 122°F)
- Approvals
- CE, FCC
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