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- Brand
- SONY
- Model
- SNC-RZ25N
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- Electronics
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- 3
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- EN · JA
- Last added
- 2012-05-02
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Sony SNC-RZ25N/RZ25P Network Camera User's Guide
The Sony SNC-RZ25N and SNC-RZ25P are high‑quality network cameras with up to 30 FPS (30 FPS for the N model, 25 FPS for the P model), 100°/s pan speed, 90°/s tilt speed, 18× optical and 12× electrical zoom (216× total), and support for up to 20 simultaneous JPEG viewers. They feature pan/tilt mechanisms, preset positions, tour programs, alarm outputs, day/night switching, and optional wireless LAN via the SNCA‑CFW1 card.
This User's Guide covers system requirements, IP address assignment (via the supplied IP Setup program or ARP commands), basic and advanced configuration, camera operation, alarm and motion‑detection settings, wireless authentication, FTP/e‑mail image transfer, and troubleshooting. It also references the printed Installation Manual for hardware details.
SONY SNC-RZ25N specifications
| Maximum frame rate | 30 FPS (SNC‑RZ25N) / 25 FPS (SNC‑RZ25P) |
|---|---|
| Pan range | -170° to +170° |
| Tilt range | -90° to +30° |
| Optical zoom | 18× |
| Electrical zoom | 12× (total 216×) |
| Simultaneous viewers | Up to 20 JPEG users |
| Preset positions | Up to 16 |
| Tour programs | Up to 5 |
| Alarm outputs | Two sets |
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
How many users can view the camera image at the same time?
Up to 20 users can view the image simultaneously in JPEG mode.
What is the maximum frame rate of the SNC‑RZ25N and SNC‑RZ25P?
The SNC‑RZ25N supports up to 30 FPS, while the SNC‑RZ25P supports up to 25 FPS.
How do I assign an IP address to the camera?
Use the IP Setup Program; you can obtain an address automatically via DHCP or manually enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
How many users can view the camera simultaneously?
Up to 20 users can view the camera at the same time in JPEG mode.