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Vista at four-front of Quad development
Jan 26 2007
Reading, UK
Vista has released a new real-time Quad, the VQCM4, which replaces all previous models in the range.
Where an installation involves four or fewer cameras, a quad is a cost effective alternative to a multiplexer or as a multi-screen input to a large matrix system. Bursting with extra features the new Vista Quad performs excellently with both colour and mono images, without any degradation of quality.
The auto-sensing feature automatically selects the correct colour/mono setting, making it ideal for day/night cameras as it delivers perfect pictures, whatever the light condition. The inclusion of motion detection, alarm inputs and loop through offers the user flexibility and control to assist in a multitude of applications.
Unlike most Quads on the market, separate outputs for both the monitor and the VCR allow the operator to view a real-time Single, Sequential, PIP (Picture In Picture) or Quad image whilst also recording the required Quad images.
"The new VQCM4 brings with it a wealth of features not often found in such a cost-effective solution," says Andrew Pigram, Vista brand director. "Just one example of this is the built-in motion detection that can trigger the VCR. It’s added features such as these that allow us to continue to offer our customers something special."
For more information on the new Quad and the rest of Vista’s product range, please visit www.norbain.co.uk.
