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Cctv Field Monitor

monitor

An instrument or device used for observing, checking, or keeping a continuous record of a process or quantity
A person operating such an instrument or device
keep tabs on; keep an eye on; keep under surveillance; “we are monitoring the air quality”; “the police monitor the suspect’s moves”
admonisher: someone who gives a warning so that a mistake can be avoided
A person who observes a process or activity to check that it is carried out fairly or correctly, esp. in an official capacity
proctor: someone who supervises (an examination)

field

Send out (a team or individual) to play in a game
battlefield: a region where a battle is being (or has been) fought; “they made a tour of Civil War battlefields”
Catch or stop (the ball)
a piece of land cleared of trees and usually enclosed; “he planted a field of wheat”
catch or pick up (balls) in baseball or cricket
Play as a fielder

cctv

(Closed Circuit TV) is a television system in which signals are not publicly distributed.  Cameras are connected to television monitors in the local LAN or even at a remote location and can be viewed over the Internet.
Closed circuit TV, a term long used to describe surveillance and security camera systems.
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place, on a limited set of monitors.
Closed-circuit television

cctv field monitor – CCTV Multi-function

CCTV Multi-function Tester Aim Monitor PTZ Surveillance

This tester is an affordable, convenient and easy-to-use testing device for security systems. This device allows camera testing without having to access the camera directly. CCTV field monitor, with its built in 2.5″ color TFT-LCD monitor. It supports both NTSC and PAL video signals, and includes brightness and contrast controls. Controls a variety of speed and slow domes, allowing installer to test / program at the job site. It also determines which protocol to control your cameras from PTZ controller or DVR. Quickly tests a wires continuity, mis-wiring or polarization in the network, by using an attached remote terminator to test the cable before or after the cable in installed.

The Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons, London

I didn’t see the ‘Strictly No Photography’ signs until I was half way around the Hunterian Museum. Honest. Until I spotted the sign I had been blatantly clicking away, making no effort to disguise the camera or what I was doing. Despite the CCTV cameras everywhere no one approached me to tell me to stop. When I went to pay for a book I’d bought later a bank of CCTV camera monitors were right next to the desk where the sole member of staff was sitting. She hadn’t noticed me because she was looking at shoes on the internet. I didn’t take any more pictures once I’d seen the sign but I couldn’t bring myself to delete the ones I’d already taken.

The museum is based around the original collection of anatomical specimens collected by 18th Century surgeon John Hunter and is housed at the Royal College of Surgeons in Lincoln’s Inn Fields. It’s one of London’s quirkier museums and well worth a visit.

The tall skeleton (7’7” or 2.31metres) in the cabinet beneath the bust of John Hunter belonged to Charles Byrne, the Irish Giant, who died of grief and gin at the age of 22 after his pocket was picked of his ?700 life savings when he was out boozing on the London streets. ?700 was a lot of money in 1783 and Byrne had amassed his small fortune exhibiting himself in freak shows. Several noted collectors of anatomical curiosities had shown an interest in acquiring his body during his lifetime but Byrne was horrified at the thought of being butchered and displayed after his death. He left instructions that he was to be buried at sea in a lead coffin. Hunter bribed one of Byrnes associates ?500 to get the body for him. At an overnight stop on the way to the coast the Byrne was removed from the coffin and dispatched back to Hunter in London whilst the empty casket was filled with rocks to imitate the weight of the dead man.

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this is the work i did for the show. the catcher network. i dont feel like telling what it does, but basically you wear an ecg sensor and the powerbook on the shelf parses out variables from this input and then changes the deamnor of a alice-based ProgramD chat bot, and either forward or reverses a slide projector and makes a pump turn on and off to force red dyed liquid through some tubing, this liquid is being monitored with a cctv mounted at the top and you can see it pouring through the tubing on the redish field monitor in the woodbox. the slides are of my and boryana rossas hands making out.

cctv field monitor

Features:
-HDMI & YPbPr inputs;
-With HDMI input, connecting directly to PC, as a Personal Computer;
-With YPbPr & AV inputs, connecting directly to DVD player, as a car entertainment system; LCD 16:9 Aspect Ratio with Max. 1920 x 1080 pixels, good for application for full HD Video Camera in CCTV Monitoring and Making Movies.
Specification:
-Panel Size :7″ 16:9 TFT LCD
-Resolution :800 ? 480, up to 1920 ? 1080
-Extra High Brightness :450cd/?
-Contrast:500
-Viewing Angle:120°/ 140°(H/V)
-Input Voltage:DC 12V
-Input Signal:HDMI, YPbPr, Video x 2, Audio x 1
-Battery: 2200mAh / 7.4V (built-in)
-Current: 650mA (1.2A when charging)
-Standby Current: <50mA
-Power Consumption: ?8W
-Input Resistance: 75?
-Input Frequency: H/30-60KHz, V/60-75Hz
-Audio Output: >250mW
-Speaker: x 1 (front)
-Size(LWD): 188 ? 125 ? 33 mm 194.4 ? 134.1 ? 63.2mm (with sunshade)
-Weight: 542g / 582g (with sunshade)
Package Included:
-7″ Day-Use HDMI YPbPr Battery Monitor 668GL
-2200mAh / 7.4V Li-ion Rechargeable Battery
-12V / 1.5A DC Adapter
-Universal monitor stand
-Wireless Remote Control
-Sunshade (dettachable)
-Manual

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