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PMRS-102 is an advanced, professional, wireless multimedia streaming/ recording device which broadcasts live high quality video, two way audio and GPS Location to anywhere using mobile networks (most commonly a 3G/4G network). The unit can be monitored and controlled from any location globally using the MRS software suite, via PCs/ laptops/ smart phones/ tablets. PMRS-102 supports 1 video channel.
The PMRS-102 Unit is a portable, handheld device (wearable) and is designed for any bodyworn application such as: policemen, fire fighters, security guards and others. The visual point of view of personnel in the field can be monitored live from any remote location. The unit is also an ideal solution for mobile vehicles, personal assets and all other mobile streaming applications.
PMRS-102 is optimised for wireless cellular networks and provides stable video streaming at the highest available quality, without visible performance lag (low latency). The system is designed for streaming in low network bandwidth environments over long distances and is tolerant of packet failure when cellular GSM reception is low. The unit is very small in form (5 x 10 x 2.8 cm) and uses very low power (5V). The unit has a built in rechargeable lithium battery which can feed power to any 5V analogue Camera for portable use. Any analogue PAL/NTSC camera can be connected to the unit.
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Portable systemThe PMRS-102 unit is a handheld wearable solution (5 x 10 x 2.8 cm), and is designed and optimised for wireless cellular networks (3G/ 4G). |
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1x Video ChannelThe unit features 1 RCA video input channel. Any Analogue PAL/NTSC camera can be connected to the unit for live video streaming. |
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Two way audioPMRS-102 supports two way VOIP (Audio In/Out streaming), which allows voice communication between the unit and any connected PC/ Laptop/ Smart phone. The unit has a built-in microphone and speaker, however external audio peripherals can be attached to the unit as well. |
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Location TrackingThe unit has a built-in GPS and GLONASS Receiver which provides accurate GPS co-ordinates. The system features a variety of location functions such as: Live location tracking/ map recording/ Location alarms/ speed tracking/ satellite and coordinates information and more. |
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Video CompressionThe system uses a high performance DSP based video CODEC (H.264/ .FLV/ .AVI), allowing you to stream live video at the highest available quality over wireless mobile networks (low latency). |
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Dual Video EncodersPMRS-102 has dual video encoders which allows the unit to live stream and record video at separate bit rates and frame rates. This feature can help with reducing mobile data consumption. |
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Built-in Cellular ModuleThe unit has a built-in cellular module 3G & 4G which supports most cellular service providers around the world. The unit only requires a SIM card to operate. |
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RecordingThe unit's live video/ audio/ GPS streams can be recorded inside the unit on a Micro SD card, remotely on the server, or from any location using MRS monitoring clients (PCs, Laptops and smart phones) via the internet. |
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Visual Motion DetectionThe PMRS-102 has built-in Visual Motion Detection (VMD), which can be activated on any camera connected to the unit and can be set to trigger a variety of actions, such as video streaming, recording and others. |
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GPIOThe PMRS-102 has 8 built-in GPIO ports (4 Input Sensors/ 4 Output Switches) for external peripheral devices. The GPIO ports can be set to trigger a variety of actions such as: video streaming, recording and others. |
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PTZ ControlThe PMRS-102 has built-in RS-485 ports (T+/ T-) which support PTZ cameras using Pelco D and Visca protocol. The system allows you to control the Pan, Tilt and Zoom functions of the supported PTZ camera. |
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SMSThe unit can send SMS alerts to any number of mobile phones, as a result of various alarms being triggered such as: VMD and GPIO/ Alarm Button. Supported mobile phones can also receive images of the video stream. |
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Automatic Bandwidth ControlThe unit features automatic bandwidth control, which will automatically decrease the bit rate and frame rate of the video channel (if they are set to high), in order to support the mobile network bandwidth. |
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Alarm ButtonThe unit has a built-in alarm-button which can be pressed by personnel in the case of an event or emergency. The Alarm Button can be set to trigger a variety of actions such as: video streaming, recording and others. |
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StorageThe PMRS-102 has a Micro SD slot for onboard device
video/ audio recording. The unit supports up to a 254GB
Micro SD card (SDHC). |
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BatteryThe unit has a built-in 4200mAh rechargeable lithium battery. |
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Encryption CapabilitiesThe PMRS system supports secure data transfer encryption between the unit, server and any clients in the network. Recorded files can be encrypted as well. |
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Low PowerPMRS-102 uses low power and has a 5V DC power input for charging. The unit can easily be connected to an external solar power source as well. |
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LANThe PMRS unit has a built-in LAN interface for streaming live media via any local area network to any location. An Ethernet cable is included with the unit. |
The MRS Software Suite is an advanced complete software solution comprising of server/ client/ configuration programs for setting up, configuring, monitoring and controlling MRS devices live from any location around the world. The monitoring application (MRS Monitor) combines video, audio and GPS streaming in one user friendly application. Some of its features and capabilities include:
This architecture is based on a server with a fixed IP address. Multiple units can communicate with the server as well as multiple clients. All clients are connected to the server only and have viewing and control capabilities.
The MRS architecture is based on a MRS server which can reside either on an Internet fixed IP, VPN or inside the unit. The MRS architecture was designed specifically for multi unit, long distance environments such as wireless cellular networks. MRS has real time bandwidth control capability and is very tolerant to packet failure. Below is a diagram of Server Based Architecture:
