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Real-time Video Monitor DVR with Automatic Alarm and SMS Remote Control – 3G Remote Camera

Product Description

See your monitoring place anywhere and anytime!Support 3G network!

Main Function

* Automatic Alarm * Receive SMS* Receive voice alarm calling* Receive video alarm caling* Dial the phone number * Monitor by dialing voice call* Monitor by dialing video calling* Mobile Alarm: Send to your mobile phone by SMS,Video call,Voice Call.* SMS Remote Control: Control the camera by sending SMS commands.* External Connection: Connect wireless sensors(Max.15),such as door magnet,pir sensor,smoke sensor,gas sensor etc.The camera can report alarm from all sensors connected.* Resolution: 300.00 pixel CMOS camera.* Remote control: Include 2 remote controls for manual operation on/off and panic button.* Backup lithium battery: Rechargeable battery ensuring operation in case of external power failure.* Infrared Light: The build-in IR light enables the camera to capture video in dark environment.* Video calls: In any time, any place the user many through camera watches video and the capture sound from the WCDMA network and the support video frequency phone’s handset.* Alarming video recording: Warning at the same time can record saves.

Features

* Support WCDMA 3G network, use USIM card.* Match CMOS camera and infrared led.Support wireless video monitoring in 24 hours.* You can send SMS to coumtrol camera remotely and check anywhere secretly and safely.* Multimode alarm: Camera can send alarm message bu SMS, video call,voice call.* Sensor detection: Max15 wireless alarm sensor can be added.* Support to record the alarming image to the camera.* Up to 10 telephone numbers can be pre-stored in the system.* Wireless remote control: It can arm,disarm or send emergency alarm.* Special Camera: 300,000 pixel CMOS camera.* Easy installation: Wireless connection.The product can be installed at any place you wanted.* Built-in Lithium battery: Rechargeable battery ensuring operation in case of external power failure.* Real-time video: You can call the video phone to check the image of monitoring area anytime and anywhere.

Application

1.Use at home* Install near doors,windows and other areas which you want to protect.* Protect your family and belongings.* Detect fire and gas accidents and send alarm.* Monitor your house,child and elders.2. Monitor private outdoor areas,garage,car terrasse etc.3. Monitor various locations Monitor your office,factory,shop,holiday house,other important locations.4. Works with standard wireless sensors Simple connection of max.15 wireless sensors,315 Xhz or 433 Mhz provides all-round protection sililar to standard alarm-systems using accessories such as wireless door sensors,pir sensors,smoke sensors and gas sensors.This is a unique.

Parameters

* Working frequency: HSDPA/UMTS 850/1900/2100 MHz EDGE/GPRS/GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz* Power adaptor: input 100v-240v/50 Hz,output 5.5v DC * Work temperature: -10 degree – +45degree* Store temperature: -20 degree – +60 degree* Relative Humidity: 10-90% without condensation* Wireless sensor receiving code: ASK* Wireless sensor receiving Frequency: 315/433 MHz* Wireless sensor baud rate: 500 – 2500 bps* Max wireless sensor: 15 unites* Effective distance of the wireless remote control: 100 Meters(wide area)* Video format: 3GP* Camera pixel: 300K pixel * Camera Shooting angel: 60 degree(horizontally) 60 degree (vertically)* Lithium battery: 24 hours(close the infrared light) Affected by network.

Package Contains

1 x Mini camera1 x USB cable1 x Charger 1 x User manual1 x Remote Control1 x CD Driver

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Greece became the lowest-rated country in the world according to Standard & Poor’s, which downgraded it on Monday and warned that any attempt to restructure the country’s debt would be considered a default.

Greece now has a lower credit rating than countries such as Pakistan and Ecuador, which has been shut out of international markets since a 2009 default. The cost of insuring Greek debt is now almost twice as much as the price of insuring Pakistani bonds.

S&P’s move was the latest blow for Greece’s Socialist government, which is scrambling to push an unpopular austerity package through parliament to ensure continued funding under a year-old bailout plan.

Barely a year after Athens was granted a first 110-billion-euro (158-billion-dollar) aid package, the European Union, the IMF and the European Central Bank are working on a second funding deal. Some European countries such as Germany oppose giving more money to Greece without the assistance of private creditors.

S&P said European policymakers looked increasingly likely to impose a restructuring of Greece’s debt — either via a bond swap or by extending bond maturities — as a means of making the private holders of Greek bonds share the burden.

“In our view, any such transactions would likely be on terms less favorable than the debt being refinanced, which we, in turn, would view as a de facto default according to Standard & Poor’s published criteria,” the agency said.

In such a case, S&P said, Greece’s credit rating would be lowered to “selective default,” or SD, while the ratings on the country’s debt instruments would be cut to D.

It cut Greece’s long-term sovereign credit rating to CCC, four steps away from default, from B. The short-term rating was affirmed at C and all ratings were removed from credit watch.

The move takes S&P’s rating of Greece one notch below Moody’s Caa1, while Fitch ranks Greece at B-plus. This makes Greece the lowest country in S&P’s rankings.

S&P said the outlook on the long-term rating remained negative, a sign that another downgrade is likely in the next 12 to 18 months.

S&P said it will probably downgrade the ratings of four Greek banks as well — National Bank of Greece, EFG Eurobank Ergasias, Alpha Bank, and Piraeus Bank. All of them are currently rated B.

GREECE’S WILL TO STAY IN EURO

Greece said the move by Standard & Poor’s overlooked its commitment to carry on with tough fiscal efforts to repair public finances and remain a member of the 17-member euro currency club.

“The decision also overlooks the government’s moves to avoid any problems relating to Greece’s contractual obligations, as well as the will of all Greeks to plan our future inside the euro zone,” the Finance Ministry said in a statement.

Several international banks have come out publicly in favor of rolling over their holdings of Greek debt, including France’s Credit Agricole, which owns Greek bank Emporiki.

Germany’s banking association said on Saturday it backed the idea of private creditors participating in the rescue.

The banks’ participation would be part of a second bailout for Greece worth around 120 billion euros aimed at giving Athens more time to tackle its 340-billion-euro debt load, under the assumption that it will not be able to borrow on international markets this year or next.

Concerns that a second rescue may trigger a credit event drove the cost of insuring Greek government debt against default to a record high of 1,600 basis points on Monday.

Five-year credit default swaps (CDS) on Greek government debt rose 58 bps on the day to 1,600 bps, according to data monitor Markit, meaning it cost 1.6 million euros to protect 10 million euros of exposure to Greek bonds.

By comparison, Pakistan’s five-year CDS were trading around 880 bps.

The euro pared gains against the dollar and the U.S. stock market briefly turned negative after the downgrade. Brent crude oil also fell after the move increased investors’ nervousness over the economy and oil demand.

There are differences between the leaders of European Union states and the ECB, which remains opposed to private sector involvement in any Greek debt restructuring, saying it may set off a chain reaction in financial markets that would undermine the credit-worthiness of other stressed euro zone sovereigns.

EU leaders will discuss a new deal at a June 23-24 summit.

Ben May, an economist at London-based Capital Economics, said he did not see the S&P downgrade as having a material impact on the timing of a new funding package.

“We believe some form of a second bailout package will be in place to avoid a disorderly default,” he said.

After failing to meet fiscal targets under the first bailout deal the government, which is trailing the conservative opposition in opinion polls, has decided to raise taxes and slash spending more than planned this year to avoid default.

The prospect of more austerity and rising unemployment has fueled 20 days of protests in central Athens with a big general strike planned for Wednesday, challenging the government as its new package is headed for parliament for a vote.

(Editing by James Dalgleish and Leslie Adler)

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