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| ABTEL Universal Technology, Inc. Offshore Partners |
| C-View Video Tranmission Systems for the Offshore |
| System over view from right: transmitter control, receiver control with 7” screen, actual transmitter, actual receiver, antennas and cablest |
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| ABTEL |
| Options: System options include: Multiple cameras per system; Video servers, internet connectivity, digital recorders, system integrated motion detection, choice of antennas, cameras, pan and tilts, connectors, cables, long(er) reach, multiple channels and Customer driven requirements.. |
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| Quad Box ( The affordable Multiplexer ) The Quad Link System, Q-4A TX/RX, allows up to four camera inputs, to be transmitted via one C-View Video Transmission System. On hte receiver side, the (up to) 4 images will be projected on a single monitor as ‘4 in one’ screen. Cameras C-View offers a wide range of cameras. Security, Thermal Imaging, Ex rated, Submerged / Pressure rated, Domed or any alternative packaging. Other posibillities are: Multiple cameras in a single housing, GPS tracking of cameras/ camera systems. Video Server with IP Placed in the receiver control unit, this Video Server provides the system with an Internet address. When connected to the Internet, allocated users can access the system with the provided WebHub. Full introduction and assistance will be provided. The Web Hub is free and will not incure any montly charges The Web Hub also provides inscription and control over who can view what and when. |
| C-View CVA 1212 C-View develloped this High Gain Omni Directional antenna, using a U-shaped isotropical set up (Shtrikman/Matzner) resulting in a gain peak of 12 dBi Both the transmitting antenna and the receiving atenna need to be of the same construction. High Gains, Omni Directional versus Directional: When transmitting, using a directional antenna, more of the transmitted power will be sent in the direction of the receiver, increasing the received signal strength. As a concequence both antennas ( transmitting and receiving ) must be pointed in each others direction, when using directional antennas. C-View develloped a High Gain Omni Directional antenna, using a U-shaped isotropical set up (Shtrikman/Matzner) resulting in a gain peak of 12 dBi Both the transmitting antenna and the receiving atenna need to be of the same construction. An antenna that makes a transmitted signal 10 times stronger will also capture 10 times as much energy when used as a receiving antenna. Due to reciprocity, these two effects are equal. Due to its parabolic radiation patern the antennas need to be placed vertically and as high as possible. The longer the required transmission distance the higher both antennas need to be placed to compensate for the curvature of the globe. Also, choppy waters are an absorbent of these high frequency energies. |
| C-View control systems are modular and build-up of quality components. Our converters and repeaters are just some examples of the things you an expect from C-View. Converters available are: Video system converters ( PAL to NTSC ),RS232 to RS 485 converters, etc. Repeaters are Transmitter and receiver units in one housing, extending the reach of video signals. We offer those for short or long distance systems. Remember the name: C-View |
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