Rosslare - ATC1S - MiFare ISO Card - Not Formatted - 1K Memory - Pack of 25 Aurora 9:16 Corridor Mode Supported Video

Name: Rosslare - ATC1S - MiFare ISO Card - Not Formatted - 1K Memory - Pack of 25 Aurora 9:16 Corridor Mode Supported Video
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SKU: 18699841890
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Rosslare ATC1S MiFare ISO Card Not Formatted 1K Memory Pack of 25 Aurora 9:16 Corridor Mode Supported Video 9:16 Corridor Mode Supported Video Bit Rate 128 Kbps~16 Mbps OSD Up to 8 OSDs Privacy Mask Up to 4 areas ROI Up to 2 areas Motion Detection Up to 4 areas Image White Balance Auto Outdoor Fine Tune Sodium Lamp Locked Auto2 Digital noise reduction 2D 3D DNR Smart IR Support Flip Normal Vertical Horizontal 180° 90°Clockwise 90°Anti clockwise Dewarping NA HLC Support BLC Support Audio Audio Compression G Component actuation The ROS AT C1S 000 E000 is a MiFare ISO Card See below for more information:

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