Measuring 30×30mm, the board-style VDC-MC04F20NS-30 keeps starlight sensitivity inside a footprint that vanishes behind trim and panels. A 1/3-inch progressive scan CMOS with Nextchip 2441 and SONY IMX307 produces 1920×1080 at 2MP on coaxial high definition and 960H on composite video, answering at 0.001Lux color and 0.0005Lux monochrome over a minimum 65dB signal-to-noise ratio. Noise reduction, wide dynamic range, automatic backlight compensation, automatic white balance, privacy masking, defog, motion detection and mirroring are all provided.

Coaxial control technology distinguishes the board: menu control signals ride along the same coaxial cable carrying the video, cutting extra wiring at the installation. Formats change through the menu, whose languages include English, Chinese and French, while the M12 high definition fixed lens works at 3.6mm with F1.4 aperture and a 79° field of view, day/night changeover passing to an external filter.

The module stands 14mm deep, weighs 0.04kg and carries IP64 protection, drawing DC 12V at under 5W. Embedded capture and modification work inside space-limited structures form its setting, where the small board fits where larger bodies cannot. VIDCOM supplies this camera through its miniature range and supports OEM requests covering lens and menu needs.