720P 3518E IP Camera Module with 1 Million Pixels and OV9712 Chip (IPG-50H10PE-S)

Description

What it is

720P IP Camera Module 3518E with 1 million pixels, ideal for electronic surveillance systems. Equipped with the OV9712 chip, this ONVIF module (IPG-50H10PE-S) allows video recording and remote monitoring.

Features

• Video Resolution: 720P
• Pixels: 1 million
• Chip: OV9712
• Protocol: ONVIF
• SKU: ARD005951
• Price: 17.21 €

What it is for

This module is useful for creating remote monitoring systems, security projects, and video surveillance. It can be used with Arduino UNO for ONVIF configuration and video recording on MicroSD. Suitable for both beginners and intermediate users.

Tutorial: How to use 3518E + OV9712 chip IPG-50H10PE-S

This IPG-50H10PE-S module with OV9712 720P 3518E chip is ideal for video surveillance and remote monitoring projects. Suitable for beginners and intermediates.

What you need

• Arduino UNO or compatible
• USB cable
• MicroSD for video storage
• Arduino IDE software

Steps

1. 1. Install Arduino IDE.
2. 2. Connect module 3518E to Arduino.
3. 3. Load base sketch onto the module.
4. 4. Configure IP and ONVIF port.
5. 5. Test ONVIF connection.
6. 6. Configure video recording to MicroSD.
7. 7. Test full functionality.
8. 8. Check datasheet for advanced parameters.

Example code

void setup() { 
  Serial.begin(9600); 
  // Configura IP e porta ONVIF 
  // Inizializza salvataggio video 
}

Mini project

Create a remote monitoring system using module 3518E and Arduino UNO. Configure the ONVIF connection and save video to MicroSD.

Common mistakes

• Forget to configure the module’s IP.
• Fail to initialize video recording correctly.
• Incorrectly configure the ONVIF connection.
• Incorrectly connect the module’s pins.

Recommended accessories

• MicroSD
• USB cable
• Support brackets
• Monitor or display screen

Frequently asked questions

How to configure the ONVIF connection?
Use available ONVIF libraries for Arduino.

What configuration parameters are required?
Check the datasheet for specific parameters.

Can I use other types of Arduino?
Yes, Arduino compatible.

Does the module support continuous logging?
Check the datasheet for logging parameters.