LevelOne IP Cameras

This page is to assist customers get a feel for selected Level One products. The table below gives a brief comparison of the cameras which are available for remote viewing.

Model	P/T	Zoom	Sensor	Day/night
FCS-1020 WCS-2020	fixed	no	CMOS	no
FCS-1030 WCS-2030	fixed	no	CMOS	no
FCS-1070 WCS-2070	fixed	no	CCD	day/night IR emitters
FCS-1040 WCS-2040	P/T/Z	10x optical	CCD	no
FCS-1060 WCS-2060	P/T	no	CCD	no
FCS-3000	fixed	no	CCD	day/night IR emitters
FCS-3021	fixed	no	CCD	no	PoE
FCS-4000	speed P/T/Z	18x optical	CCD	low light IR filter

Notes:

Many of the codecs used are available only as ActiveX controls, so will work in Microsoft Internet Explorer only. Therefore we strongly recommend that you use Internet Explorer browser (v5 or later), and you will be asked to download an Active-X control (which is used to display the image from the camera).
These cameras are connected to an ADSL2 connection, so the outgoing (upstream) speed is max. 1Mbps - which is lower than the 1.2Mbps data stream some cameras are capable of. Also, if someone else is also viewing a camera at the same time this outgoing bandwidth will be shared - resulting in dropped frames and delayed / jerky movement.
The cameras are located in our Sydney office, and are used for other demonstrations, so may not be available at all times. If the camera(s) you are interested in are not available, please check with our Technical Support department.
These cameras are made available so that you can view their image quality and experiment with their settings - so they may have been left in 'less than optimal' configuration by a previous viewer.

FCS-1020 / WCS-2020 is an entry-level indoor fixed-position camera. See the DataSheet for full details.
Click here for the live demo
username	password
demo1	demo	full control

FCS-1030 / WCS-2030 is an indoor fixed-position camera. See the DataSheet for full details.
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username	password
demo1	demo	Can view camera only

FCS-1040 / WCS-2040 is an indoor Pan/Tilt camera with 10x Optical zoom. See the DataSheet for full details.
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username	password
demo1	demo	Can view camera only

FCS-1060 / WCS-2060 is an indoor pan/tilt camera. See the DataSheet for full details.
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username	password
demo1	demo	Can view camera only

FCS-1070 / WCS-2070 is an indoor day/night fixed-position camera. See the DataSheet for full details.
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username	password
demo1	demo	Can view camera only

FCS-3000 is an indoor/outdoor fixed position day/night camera. See the DataSheet for full details.
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username	password
demo1	demo	Can view camera only

FCS-3021 is a PoE indoor fixed position IP dome camera. See the DataSheet for full details.
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username	password
demo1	demo	Can view camera only

FCS-4000 is a new day/night pan/tilt/zoom (18x Optical) speed dome camera in an IP-66 Weatherproof housing. See the DataSheet for full details.			FCS-4000 with CAS-4000A wall mounting
Click here for the live demo currently overlooking our car park.
username	password
viewer1	viewer	Can view camera only
demo1	demo	Can move (p/t/z) camera, but not change settings

Glossary

Term	Explanation
P/T or P/T/Z	P/T indicates that the camera can turn from side to side (pan) and up/down (tilt) under remote control. P/T/Z indicates Pan, Tilt, and Zoom. Traditionlly cameras are mounted in fixed position
Zoom	Some cameras have optical zoom (like a video camcorder) under remote control. This requires a higher quality lens plus additional motors, adding significantly to the cost. Many cameras and software has Digital zoom feature which simply displays the dots bigger, leading to a pixilated or grainy image.
Sensor	Budget cameras use CMOS sensors to capture the image. CCD sensors are professional quality, like those in video camcorders.
Day/ Night	Most cameras will automatically adjust brighness and contrast to provide an acceptable black & white image in low-light conditions. The FCS-4000 has an IR filter which is automatically activated in low-light conditions to enhance the image. Day/night cameras have Infra-red emitters which provide sufficient illumination for 10m in a no-light situation.
PoE	Power over Ethernet uses some of the unused wires in a Cat5/5e/6 cable to deliver power to the device; saving the need for an electrician to install a power point at the camera location. Most IP Cameras can use external POS-1000 PoE Splitter, but some now have the PoE Splitter built-in.