A small box as it appears; NetGator 50/2 consolidates the latest achievements in video compression, network communication and web technologies together in one unbeatable standalone package. NetGator does not require a PC to operate - just a connection to a camera and Ethernet network. Its internal RISC CPU is running a real time Unix-like operating system yo provide NetGator with capabilities of a full-featured multimedia contents streaming server. With up to 2 Camera inputs the NetGator is geared towards video surveillance and security applications. By adding terminal block inputs for various alarm sensors the NetGator can instigate MPEG video transmission or send email alerts to the user with attached JPEG picture.

NetGator uses the TCP/IP protocol to communicate with other computers over a network and can be configured either to use a static IP address or to obtain an IP address automatically from DHCP server (if available). The onboard memory storage and Web Server software allow NetGator to store a compact web browsers. The contents of the web site can easily customized by the end user and uploaded to the NetGator using TFTP protocol.

• 1 Small size, standalone operation (TCP/IP, Encoders built in)
  
• Real Time, full motion MPEG video compression QSIF or SIF
  
• Web-based interface with easy intuitive operation
  
• Remote access and administration
  
• User selectable UI and easily modified using HTML editor

• MPEG/JPEG images run inside browser
  
• Variable resolution and viewing rates selections for MPEG/JPEG
  
• UniCast - MultiCast capabilities for MPEG
  
• Low latency display of .5 second at 30 FPS
  
• PTZ controls for cameras through RS232 port
  
• I/O connectivity for Alarms

• Records MPEG/JPEG to client PC locally
  
• Records to FTP server
  
• Scheduler for start and stop at preset times
  
• Email sending of JPEG's

• Intel Pentium MMX 233 MHz CPU or better (Celeron or Pentium III are recommended)
  
• 32 MB or more RAM ( 64 MB or more is recommend)
  
• Display adapter configured for 32768 or more colors at 800x600 or higher resolution
  
• Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP operating systems
  
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or later or Netscape Communicator 4,7 or later

• Small size, standalone unit that can be installed anywhere within the reach of a network line
• Supports real-time, full-motion MPEG1 video compression at QSIF or SIF resolutions
• 2 Composite selectable by software
• Web-based user interface allowing for easy and initiative use and administration
• Appearance of user interface can be modified by any HTML editing software
• MPEG video is shown right inside the client's web-browser window
• Low, medium and high resolution JPEG images that can be viewed at selectable rate (maximum 15fps at SIF resolution)
• Point-topoint or multicast transmission of live MPEG1 video
• Capability to serve several point-to-point and multicast MPEG1 viewing clients (with up to 7Mbps of total bandwidth)
• Supports MPEG1 video at reduced frame rates to conserve network bandwidth
• Low-latency video display (no more than 0.5 sec at 30fps)
• On-screen real-time PTZ control for cameras connected via RS-232 serial port
• Capability to store JPEG images or MPEG video files to an external FTP server
• Two universal alarm inputs which can start MPEG video streaming or send a JPEG picture
• Standard Telnet and SNMP procols for effortless remote management over the Internet
• Sophisticated scheduler enables users to start and stop video programs at preset time
• Built-in SMTP service that can automatically send you e-mail with attached JPEG pictures