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Built-in models cannot be changed. Saving creates your own copy.
Identity
Model name
Type
Dome
Turret
Bullet
Box
PTZ
Fisheye / panoramic
Multisensor
Vendor
Part number
Imaging
Horizontal resolution (px)
Vertical resolution (px)
Horizontal resolution is what drives DORI. Vertical is used for the aspect ratio and, later, the tilted floor footprint.
Optics
Where the field of view comes from
Datasheet field of view — recommended
Sensor size and focal length
HFOV wide (°)
HFOV tele (°)
Sensor format
Aperture (F)
Sensor width (mm)
Sensor height (mm)
Focal min (mm)
Focal max (mm)
Sensor formats are nominal — the millimetre figure is what the maths uses, so take it from the datasheet if it matters.
Set wide and tele to the same value for a fixed lens. When they differ, every placed camera gets its own zoom slider.
DORI
Compute from resolution and field of view
Use the datasheet distances
Identify (m)
Recognise (m)
Observe (m)
Detect (m)
Leave a level at 0 to compute that one instead. Vendors quote these at the wide end of the lens.
Night
IR illuminator reach (m)
WDR (dB)
Daylight DORI means nothing beyond the IR reach at night — often the real limit on a perimeter camera.
Recording and power
Frame rate (fps)
Codec
Typical bitrate (Mbps)
PoE class / watts
Environment and cost
IP rating
IK rating
Temp min (°C)
Temp max (°C)
Unit price
Default mount height (m)
Notes