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Delivers live streaming video to Crestron touchpanels and mobile devices.
For a substitute, please see CEN-NVS200.
The CEN-NVS100 is the perfect accessory for every Crestron® connected home, school, or business, providing a simple solution for streaming video from any camera to touchpanels throughout the facility. It works with all Crestron V-Panel™ and Isys i/O® TPMC Series touchpanels[1], allowing easy monitoring of door entry cameras, nursery cameras, or any other video feed. It is also compatible with the ADMS Intermedia Delivery System™, letting you view live cameras within its Home Control GUI. You can even use it to add live video monitoring to your remote access solution using our e-Control® XPanel application, or to your iPhone®, iPad, or iPod touch® using our Crestron Mobile™ and Crestron Mobile Pro™ control apps.
Dual codecs allow the simultaneous streaming of signals with two different video settings. Video settings include adjustable image size, quality, and bit rate. Further options include text and time stamp overlay, plus privacy masking to allow any portion of the video image to be obscured. Up to three motion detection windows can be defined, enabling automated control events in response to movement in specific areas onscreen. Events can also be triggered by an external motion detector connected to the digital input, or when a total loss of signal is detected.
A RS-485 control port is included, providing for remote control of a pan/tilt/zoom camera, with select drivers built-in to support Pelco® D and other popular models.
Key Features
- Delivers live streaming video to Crestron touchpanels and mobile devices
- Supports Isys i/O® TPMC-3X, TPMC-4XG[1], TPMC-4SM, TPMC-8L, TPMC-8T, TPMC-8X, TPMC-12, and TPMC-12L touchpanels
- Supports all V-Panel™ models via DGE-1 or DGE-2
- Supports Apple® iPhone®, iPad, or iPod touch® running Crestron Mobile™ or Crestron Mobile Pro™
- Compatible with Crestron e-Control® XPanel and ADMS
- Employs real-time Motion-JPEG compression
- Up to D1 resolution (NTSC 704x480 / PAL 704x576)
- Supports simultaneous dual streams
- Supports privacy masks
- Allows triple-window motion detection
- Includes digital I/O for external sensor and alarm
- Enables RS-485 control of Pelco® D and other popular PTZ cameras
- PoE network powered
- Includes bracket for surface or rack rail mounting
| Video |
| | Input Signal Types | NTSC or PAL composite |
| | Compression | MJPEG video |
| | Streaming | Simultaneously dual-streaming MJPEG over HTTP |
| | Resolutions | 176x112, 352x240, 704x480 (NTSC);
176x144, 352x288, 704x576 (PAL)
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| | Frame Rates | Up to 30 fps @ 352x240 or lower, up to 12 fps @ 704x480 (NTSC);
Up to 25 fps @ 352x288 or lower, up to 12 fps @ 704x576 (PAL)
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| | Users | Live viewing for up to 10 clients |
| Ethernet |
| | Standards | 10BaseT or 100BaseTX auto-switching, auto-negotiating, auto-discovery, full/half duplex, IEEE 802.3af compliant |
| | Protocols | IPv4, TCP/IP, HTTP, UPnP, IGMP, SMTP, FTP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, DDNS, PPPoE, CIP |
| | Security | Multi-level user access, password protection, IP address filtering |
| Connectors |
| | VIDEO | (1) BNC female, composite video input;
Maximum Input Level: 1 Vp-p nominal;
Input Impedance: 75 ohms nominal |
| | 12V, DIO, 485 | (1) 6-pin 3.5mm detachable terminal block;
Camera control and digital I/O port;
RS-485: Camera control port; includes built-in drivers for DynaDome/SmartDome, Pelco D, & LI-LIN PIH-7x00 cameras;
Digital Input: Rated for 50mA @ 12 Volts DC, 2kV isolated, logic threshold 3 Volts DC;
Digital Output: 400mA sink from maximum 40 Volts DC, 2kV isolated;
Note: 12V "P" terminal is not used, do not connect |
| | LAN PoE | (1) 8-wire RJ45 female, 10BaseT/100BaseTX Ethernet port;
802.3af Power over Ethernet compliant |
| | Note: AUDIO OUT and IN connectors are for future use; 12VDC power jack is for factory use only. |
Controls & LED Indicators
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| | NET | (1) Green LED, indicates system activity and Ethernet link status |
| | PWR | (1) Red LED, indicates power supplied from PoE |
| | HW RESET | (1) Recessed miniature pushbutton, used to reboot the video streamer
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| Power Requirements |
| | Power over Ethernet | IEEE 802.3af Class 2 PoE Powered Device |
| Environmental |
| | Temperature | 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)
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| | Humidity | 20% to 80% RH (non-condensing) |
| Enclosure |
| | Aluminum construction; freestanding, surface, or rack-rail mount (detachable mounting bracket included) |
| Dimensions |
| | Height | 1.38 in (3.50 cm) |
| | Width | 2.96 in (7.50 cm), 3.95 in (10.04 cm) with mounting bracket |
| | Depth | 5.37 in (13.62 cm) |
| Weight |
| | 7.06 oz (200 g)
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Marketing Resources
T-Health Institute Case Studies
The T-Health Institute, operated by the University of Arizona College Of Medicine, is a state-of-the-art telehealth education center with a mission to create new innovations in health care delivery and education. Crestron advanced control systems and touchpanels were implemented to integrate and control the distribution of complex audio, video and videoconferencing systems.
Westchester Home Case Studies
If you were to walk up to this large, traditional Westchester County, NY home, you'd have no idea how "big and bad" the entertainment systems within really are. The detailed, comfortable decor offers little clue that behind the scenes is a powerful Crestron whole-house audio and video system. Equipped with twenty-two flatscreen TVs and a stunning 3D home theater, this home really packs entertainment punch. There's also a Crestron lighting system, fourteen zones of heating and air conditioning with remote sensors and hidden thermostats, and a security system that includes eight television cameras. The whole home solution from Crestron ties all of the technology together so entertainment can be managed, controlled and enjoyed from anywhere in the home, including the bedroom, kitchen, and family room.
Specifier Resources
Technical Resources
Crestron Intercom Demo (TPMC + C2N-IIF) Example Programs
This is a simplified version of the complex Intercom Demo progam.This program demonstrates programming to allow each Location to be able to Call one of many other Locations and then be able to talk with someone at the other location. When a Call is made, an audible alert is heard notifying the user to Answer the call. Additional features are included by allowing the user to select one of three modes for each Location.This program implements a Crestron Intercom system, which includes interaction between a C2N-IIF and TPMC touch panels. There are 5 touch panels and a Door Station programmed in this example. Line level audio routing is handled with an Intercom Audio Distribution System (IADS). A Barix Audio Interface is used in this program to manage the distribution of line level audio from the IADS over Ethernet.Video routing is handled with an Intercom Video Distribution System (IVDS).A NVS-100 Video streaming device is used in this program to manage the distribution of video from the IVDS/Video source over Ethernet.
Crestron Intercom Demo (TPMC-Only) 1.0.2 Example Programs
This is a simplified version of the complex Intercom Demo progam.This program demonstrates programming to allow each Location to be able to Call one of many other Locations and then be able to talk with someone at the other location. When a Call is made, an audible alert is heard notifying the user to Answer the call. Additional features are included by allowing the user to select one of three modes for each Location.This program implements a Crestron Intercom system, which includes interaction between TPMC touch panels only. There are 5 touch panelsprogrammed in this example. NVS-100 Video streaming devices are used in this program to manage the distribution of video from each video source to each TPMC over Ethernet.
Crestron TPMC IP Intercom Demo v5.0.7 Example Programs
This program demonstrates programming to allow each Location to be able to Call one of many other Locations and then be able to talk with someone at the other location. When a Call is made, an audible alert is heard notifying the user to Answer the call. Additional features are included by allowing the user to select one of three modes for each Location.This program implements a Crestron Intercom system, which includes interaction between TPS and TPMC touch panels. There are 9 touch panels and a Door Station programmed in this example. Line level audio routing is handled with an Intercom Audio Distribution System (IADS). A Barix Audio Interface is used in this program to manage the distribution of line level audio from the IADS over Ethernet.Video routing is handled with an Intercom Video Distribution System (IVDS).A NVS-100 Video streaming device is used in this program to manage the distribution of video from the IVDS/Video source over Ethernet.
CEN-NVS100 Sample Program Example Programs
This program implements a CEN-NVS100 through a PRO2 control unit.The system has been designed to utilize a TPMC-8X and TPMC-4XG for user interfaces.The program was designed and tested with firmware version 100i of the CEN-NVS100 and control processors with firmware version later than 4.001.xxxx
