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Passive CCTV Hub
MuxLab Inc. announces the Passive
CCTV Hub. The Hub is designed to centralize the management of video, remote power and PTZ control. It allows each camera connection to support either video only, video and remote power or video, remote power and con- trol via one Cat5 cable for more efficient cabling, and supports up to 16 cameras.
The Passive CCTV Hub is a 1U 19-in. rack-mountable unit and features two different models.
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McMurdo C1 S-VDR
The C1 is an S-VDR Float Free Data
Capsule that duplicates and stores voy- age-related information.
During a vessel sinking, the Data Capsule is automatically released from its housing. The built-in GPS EPIRB transmits location and homing signals for at least seven days to enable the recovery of the unit and stored facts.
The C1 has memory capacity of 2-9 GB, and can support Ethernet and other S-
VDR interface protocols. Location bea- con signals transmit on 406 MHz and 121.5 MHz and comply with
COSPASS-SARSAT international satel- lite search and rescue system.
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MTSA Courses by
OverNite Software
The new online course covers the
Maritime Transportation Security Act as discussed in the International Maritime
Security Regulations. OverNite has one
PFSO library comprised of 32 online courses available to ports and their cus- tomers virtually all the time. Courses can be edited and renamed. Interactive courses include audio narration and a final exam with automatic scoring and recordkeeping. The Port Security
Library is delivered via a web-based learning management system that gives administrators freedom to customize curricula, create new courses, add " O N N I E , A N E % L K ' R O V E 6 I L L A G E ) , & O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O N C A L L O R & A X W W W A M E R I C C O M
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Maritime Security Products Annual Buyer’s Guide
BAE Systems' PMC300
Camera
The PMC300 is a 640 x 480 environ- mentally qualified, un-cooled, infrared camera for day and night surveillance and general imaging applications. It is designed to provide four times the resolution of 20 x 240 based cameras, with more pixels placed on target for enhanced detec- tion and recognition performance as well as improved third-party video surveillance interface. A variety of lenses are available, ranging from 25 mm wide to 100/300 mm dual field of view.
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