AW00097603000 Network Related Camera Parameters and Managing Bandwidth
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An easy way to make a quick check of the total data output from the cameras that will operate
simultaneously is to read the value of the Bandwidth Assigned parameter for each camera. This
parameter indicates the camera’s gross data output rate in bytes per second with its current
settings. If the sum of the bandwidth assigned values is less than 125 MByte/s, the cameras should
be able to operate simultaneously without problems. If it is greater, you must lower the data output
rate of one or more of the cameras.
You can lower the data output rate on a camera by using the Inter-packet Delay parameter. This
parameter adds a delay between the transmission of each packet from the camera and thus slows
the data transmission rate of the camera. The higher the inter-packet delay parameter is set, the
greater the delay between the transmission of each packet will be and the lower the data
transmission rate will be. After you have adjusted the Inter-packet Delay parameter on each
camera, you can check the sum of the Bandwidth Assigned parameter values and see if the sum is
now less than 125 MByte/s.
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