IQS System

The IQS is an accessory for the Visual Engineering range of cameras. It allows multiple solid state PTZ cameras to be connected together at a single point of control, allowing 360º coverage with no moving parts.

The Visual Engineering ATM camera allows operators to pan, tilt and zoom within it’s 3.1 megapixel field of view. IQS allows four of these cameras to be ‘stitched’ together to increase the field of view.

The IQS constantly communicates with the attached cameras, when one is about to pan outside of its available range the IQS automatically switches to the next camera in the direction of movement.

Particularly suited to vehicle fits, IQS together with ATM cameras can be concealed behind a 1.5mm aperture, covering all four sides of the vehicle, giving a 360º pan, 60º tilt and 3x magnification.

To provide greater over-lapping coverage, IQS units can be cascaded together to increase the number of available camera inputs.

To the outside world the IQS appears as a standard PTZ camera, responding to both Sony Visca and Pelco protocols over RS232 communication.

It outputs analogue, composite video in either PAL or NTSC.